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At the time of its destruction, Building 7 housed documents relating to numerous SEC investigations. The files for approximately three to four thousand cases were destroyed, according to the Los Angeles Times. Among the destroyed documents were ones that may have demonstrated the relationship between Citigroup and the WorldCom bankruptcy. 2
Building 7 was formerly the headquarters of the junk-bond firm Drexel Burnham Lambert, which contributed to the savings and loans collapse and $500 billion bailout of the latter 1980s.
Originally posted by justyc
a list of wtc7 tenants and other info can be found here
lists of the other wtc's can be found here
i remember reading a few stories by (i think) a caretaker and an I.T. guy who both reported a lot of strange noises going on in an unoccupied floor during the weeks before the collapse of the 2 towers although there was nobody on the floor. also reports of large amounts of dust appearing from nowhere (as if lots of drilling had been going on). i cant find the specific stories atm but im sure other people here will have links to them
Originally posted by doctorfungi
These accounts were shown in "9/11 Mysteries". One of those guys was William Rodriguez and the other was an IT guy on the 94th floor I think.
No one else in the building reported anything similar.
Originally posted by Brand403
I work construction on various different High Rises, generally tenate improvements, I have noticed that It would be incredible difficult, if not impossible to place thermite charges under finished Granite (thermite has to be touching the steel).
Originally posted by justyc
Originally posted by doctorfungi
These accounts were shown in "9/11 Mysteries". One of those guys was William Rodriguez and the other was an IT guy on the 94th floor I think.
No one else in the building reported anything similar.
that was probably because they heard the noises during periods when most of the wtc workers were not there. in the I.T. guys case it was because he was supposed to shut down all his companies servers (which he had never had to do ever before) because of some sort of 'power down' his particular wtc was having the weekend before they were attacked. (found a link to one story)
When I opened the door the whole office space was empty. There was nothing there at all. It was quite bizarre because it was just empty. Completley empty. Barren. Nothing. Zero.
Originally posted by doctorfungi
These accounts were shown in "9/11 Mysteries". One of those guys was William Rodriguez and the other was an IT guy on the 94th floor I think.
No one else in the building reported anything similar.
Originally posted by justyc
i remember reading a few stories by (i think) a caretaker and an I.T. guy who both reported a lot of strange noises going on in an unoccupied floor during the weeks before the collapse of the 2 towers although there was nobody on the floor. also reports of large amounts of dust appearing from nowhere (as if lots of drilling had been going on). i cant find the specific stories atm but im sure other people here will have links to them
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by Brand403
I work construction on various different High Rises, generally tenate improvements, I have noticed that It would be incredible difficult, if not impossible to place thermite charges under finished Granite (thermite has to be touching the steel).
Where is the granite that you speak of? This is the first time I've heard of granite being included in the construction of the towers. Was it in the lobbie with the marble slabs?
Originally posted by Brand403
Excuse me I may have meant marble. I get materials confused sometimes.
Originally posted by Brand403
Can anyone shed some light on this subject because I belive that there had to have been something else?
Originally posted by Griff
He stayed home on 9/11 because the power down the weekend before screwed up the servers and he stayed home to work on them.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Over 40,000 gallons of deisel fuel for the emergency generator system
Originally posted by Griff
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Over 40,000 gallons of deisel fuel for the emergency generator system
How much of that was recovered Howard? Didn't FEMA recover at least most of it?
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by Griff
He stayed home on 9/11 because the power down the weekend before screwed up the servers and he stayed home to work on them.
That does not make sense.
Why would he work on the servers from home.
[edit on 15-11-2006 by HowardRoark]