Tony Szamboti
Registered Senior Member
i've finally been able to view this video.
nowhere does this man say he was at the debris field, nowhere does he state he was refused access to the debris field.
if this man was so sure that these "red chips", which we have no idea where they came from by the way, was some kind of incendiary device then why does he wait untill 2005 to publish his findings?????????
the above video does nothing to prove reliable witnesses was denied access to the debris feild nor does it prove unexploded bomb material was found in the debris field.
Steve Jones did not get involved in investigating the events in NYC of Sept. 11, 2001 until four years later in 2005. From what I understand, it was the viewing of a video of the collapse of WTC 7 for the first time, in May 2005, that spurred him to look deeper into the events.
The red/gray chips are contained in several dust samples which were taken from known locations. One was the apartment of artist Janet McKinley which was very close to the WTC site. She saved the dust for a future project she thought she would do called something like "All that remains". Another dust sample was obtained from a young man who was near the Brooklyn bridge and saved the dust sample. The same constituents and characteristics (red/gray chips and iron microspheres) are found in both samples.
Some of Steve Jones' findings are also confirmed by the USGS analysis of the WTC dust, which was done at the time.
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