Originally posted by syeager9
I don't see any importance of his statement on TV. The "explosion" in the basement could be a falling elevator or its counterweight that will make
a loud sound and somebody who never heard the real explosion can say it's explosion. And why would you set up some small charges long before the
intended "demolition"? Also initial fireball can propagate all the way down the elevator shaft and burn people. Explosion would tear them to
pieces. The whole story is inconsistent with explosion. However he was smart enough to run far far away from the buildings. If he ever been in the
building and didn't make the whole story up. So I doubt anyone (if conspiracy theory is correct) would want to kill him. He's not a good
witness.
[edit on 6-9-2008 by syeager9]
First off, sorry but falling counterweights do not cause severe burns all over someones body who was standing near this guy in the basement.
Secondly, fireballs don't travel DOWN elevator shafts.
Thirdly, read the suicide note. I've read hundreds it's sort of a hobby of mine if you will. I've never, ever read one like this, not even from a
kid. He starts off with "I killed myself because.....", thats utterly atrocous. That is what a murderer would write, after he killed someone.
People usually, write "I am killing myself because", or "I am gonna kill myself because"...., or more likely, they just go into ramblings about
how alone they feel.
Never. "I killed myself because" he's writing that he killed himself, when he hasn't even done it yet. Extremely fishy here, full of holes just
like the entire "official 9/11" story.
This in my opinion was murder. The killer or killers messed up with the note, they exagerrated the lengths to which this man had burned his bridges
because of his drinking, which he hasn't. He had a cousin willing to give him a place. Oh and I like the touch of amusement the killers through in
there about the cat. If he really loved this cat, he would have made arrangemets for someone to care of it. Not leave it to the police to bring it to
the ASPCA and have it put to sleep.