How did Atta's passport actually survive?, page 3
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reply posted on 28-9-2006 @ 08:56 PM by Tiloke
I think it's even more interesting that his and only his luggage "magicaly" didn'y make it to the plane that day. Inside were airline uniforms and other things needed for a hijacking. But, wait a minute. He wouldn't even have access to checked luggage.


Now I'm confused.


From
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Because the flight from Portland to Boston had been delayed, his bags did not make it onto Flight 11. When later found by U.S. authorities, they contained airline uniforms, flight manuals, and a four-page document in Arabic, copies of which were also found with the terrorists of the other three planes. It contains a list of instructions, such as "make an oath to die and renew your intentions," "you should feel complete tranquility, because the time between you and your marriage in heaven is very short," "check your weapon before you leave and long before you leave. You must make your knife sharp and you must not discomfort your animal during the slaughter."


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reply posted on 28-9-2006 @ 11:53 PM by helium3
Originally posted by ThePieMaN



Its funny how the US government can pull a passport from that mess yet they cannot find WMD's in Iraq or Bin Laden

i guess its just a coincedance


reply posted on 29-9-2006 @ 01:40 AM by ThePieMaN
Originally posted by ashmok

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Still its like finding a needle in a haystack. Especially since the majority of people were in a panic. They found that passport but yet 5 years later they are just now finding peoples remains , bone fragments and body parts on rooftops here in NYC.



reply posted on 29-9-2006 @ 03:46 AM by ThePieMaN
Originally posted by timeless test
Just as a matter of interest it is worth bearing in mind that Saudi passports are bright green in colour and relatively easy to spot.

Picture

Yes had Mohammed Atta been Saudi Arabian and not Egyptian that passport is highly visible. Egypts passports are black if Im not mistaken.



reply posted on 29-9-2006 @ 08:24 AM by Griff
Originally posted by ashmok
It would be, if the passport were found after the collapse. But as someone pointed out earlier, it wasn't. Before the collapse Flight 11 debris looked like this (the caption on the link below says those guys are looking at a seat cushion).


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Thanks for the pic to clarify this. That still looks like alot of debris to be rustling around in. BTW, why would New Yorkers start to rummage through this stuff anyway? Obviously it was a bunch of papers from companies that got hit in the initial crash, so why start to rummage through this pile of junk?

BTW, I don't care if the passport had a NEON green light on it. It is still very suspect for someone to find a passport out of all that mess and think to themselves "jee...I bet this is something of interest...I think I'll give it to a police officer." I mean, for all he knew, that passport could have been a worker in the WTC that happened to have their passport in their office.

Too many questions for this early in the morning....I think I need some coffee.

BTW, that pic is from 2 blocks south of the South Tower. Can anyone confirm where the passport was found. If it was closer than 2 blocks, I would imagine the debris to be even more. Just a thought.
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