A convicted terrorist who plotted to carry out a 9/11-style attack in Atlanta is back in court Monday as both sides prepare for his long-delayed sentencing.
Cholo Abdi Abdullah, a member of the terrorist group al-Shabaab, was convicted on multiple terrorism-related charges for planning to hijack a commercial airliner and crash it into the 55-story Bank of America Plaza in downtown Atlanta.
Prosecutors say Abdullah trained in explosives and aviation in the Philippines to execute the deadly plan, which he admitted was aimed at killing as many people as possible…