BCCI → bin Laden → Al Shamal uses separate sourced edges. Bank of America litigation and American Express’s 7 WTC operations keep their distinct documentary paths.
Litigation phase / historical source status
Where the records meet the proceedings
Phases describe the dated documents. Proposed requests and background relationships do not establish an active lawsuit.
Wight / BankAmerica and related UK Bank of America claims
Settled and voluntarily dismissed (2004)
2001–March 2002 — Document discovery commenced; liquidators reported substantial completion by March 2002
A059 before 2000 — Ancillary §304 discovery
S49 2000 — Appellate reversal and remand
S49 2004 — Both cases settled confidentially; voluntary dismissals
S51 Historical outcome, not a current docket check. Settlement terms and full discovery production remain uncollected.
S40S49S51A021A031A059American Express Bank / BCCI forfeiture proceedings
Judicial opinions on forfeiture and third-party claims (1996–1997)
Several opinions are bundled under S6. These sources do not establish the current docket status or storage of litigation files at 7 WTC.
S6S52S53S54BCCI Holdings v. Khalil and related First American discovery
Trial opinion / related discovery rulings (1997–1999)
Recovered archive records and trial exhibits are documented. Full exhibits and later docket history still need collection.
S9S72S73Federal Reserve bank-control enforcement
Administrative charges, decisions and settlements; distinguish each instrument
S44 supplies an administrative notice, despite its register description as a criminal indictment. Read each instrument before assigning a case outcome.
S44S48S66S95S96A056United States v. Awan / Koyomejian / Andonian
Criminal appellate opinions (1991–1994)
These are distinct proceedings. Allegations in an indictment and appellate discussion are not interchangeable with factual findings.
S108S109S110S112United States v. City of Los Angeles
Consent decree and monitor appointment (2000–2001)
Paragraph 171’s intelligence-file exclusion is preserved. No BCCI-specific access or document-custody connection is established.
S80S83September 11 / 7 WTC relationship cluster
Background evidence; no particular September 11 lawsuit identified by these sources
The report expressly excludes an established link between the attacks and BCCI litigation-file destruction. A named lawsuit and docket are needed to assign a litigation phase.
S56S57S58S59S60A026A035A036A025A037A010FOIA, MDR and records-production proposals
Research / proposed requests; no filing, denial, appeal or court case established here
Do not label proposed requests as pending litigation. Request receipts and decisions would establish later phases.
S119S120S121S131S132S133S136Owens / Wamai and related cases v. Sudan and Iran
Civil FSIA default-liability memorandum (November 30, 2011)
1998 embassy-bombing claims. Linked Document 55 discusses the Al Shamal investment at p.22. This is not the December 22 document named in the report; Exhibit V and later procedural history need collection.
A011Ofisi v. BNP Paribas, S.A. / Al Shamal
Dismissal ruling (September 29, 2017)
Al Shamal dismissed without prejudice for lack of service. Claims against BNPP face pleading deficiencies. This source concerns 1998 embassy bombings, not a September 11 lawsuit.
A014SEC — BankAmerica Corp. administrative order
Settled administrative cease-and-desist order (July 30, 2001)
Section III.A records the September 30, 1998 merger. Record date and merger date differ; this is a securities-disclosure proceeding, not BCCI litigation.
A034First Arabian / Bank of the Commonwealth
Bank-holding-company acquisition approval (December 17, 1976)
Regulatory approval, not an active litigation phase. The published order does not resolve complete natural-person ownership.
A012A013SEC v. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel
District and appellate subpoena-enforcement opinions (1979–1981)
Underlying supplied URLs failed to retrieve. Conventional credit-enhancement/control example in the White Paper; no BCCI financing is established.
A047A048Federal Reserve — Ghaith Pharaon / Independence Bank
Final administrative decision, prohibition and civil penalty (released February 4, 1997)
Final Board decision after a 1995 administrative hearing. Press release announces $37 million penalty and permanent banking prohibition. Later appeal history was not checked.
A057