] The government revealed last month that Reid, who is
] serving a life sentence after pleading guilty to trying
] to blow up an airliner with explosives concealed in his
] shoes, wrote a letter to Moussaoui. The contents of that
] letter were not revealed, but a source familiar with the
] case said it was an offer to testify during Moussaoui's
] trial.
 . . .
] The judge said Moussaoui "disputes an apparent
] determination by the Federal Bureau of Investigation that
] a recent letter from Mr. Moussaoui to Mr. Reid may
] contain embedded or 'coded' messages, and requests a copy
] of the report supporting the FBI's finding."

I'd be interested in seeing that report too. For now it smells suspiciously like, "we'll say there's a code even if we don't know there'a code, just because there *might* be a code," like all those steganography rumors.

For the record, I do support the idea that all communications between imprisoned terrorists should be screened, with the exception of attorney-client communications. I just hate the "maybe there's a code!" rumors when they're not based on anything other than paranoia.