The relatives of Jason Spindler, an American businessman killed in Nairobi's DusitD2 terror attack, have taken Iran to court seeking damages. In court documents filed in a U.S. federal court in Washington on Thursday, August 6, the family accuses Tehran of helping create the network that enabled Al-Shabaab to carry out the 2019 assault. The 40-year-old was among 21 people killed when the militant group attacked the 14 Riverside Drive complex in Westlands. American Jason Spindler, founder of I-DEV International, killed in the 2019 DusitD2 attack in Nairobi. Iran has not been found to be behind the DusitD2 operation by either U.S. or Kenyan authorities, and the allegations in the U.S. lawsuit remain subject to litigation.