9/11 defendants may avoid death penalty through plea deals, sparking mixed reactions from victims' families

The Biden administration is considering plea agreements that could spare the suspected 9/11 mastermind and four others from execution.
Legal disputes and delays have long plagued the prosecutions, especially regarding the legality of the defendants' interrogations.
Some victims' families expressed outrage at the possibility of no death sentences, while others want accountability beyond just the five defendants.
The FBI has requested feedback from the families before any final decisions are made on potential plea bargains.
If deals are reached, it could finally bring closure after over a decade of proceedings at Guantanamo Bay.