Breaking news - human remains found on rooftop near WTC

[Annie]

One to watch with interest...

Annie


>From: Nila Sagadevan <nila@truepennymedia.com>
>To: 911 Research <nila@truepennymedia.com>,911 Project
><nila@truepennymedia.com>,Aero <nila@truepennymedia.com>
>Subject: BREAKING NEWS
>Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 20:31:08 -0700
>
>This could be huge. Human remains are being found on the ROOFTOP of a
>vacant
>skyscraper (the former Deutsche Bank Building) near the World Trade Center.
>If DNA results identify the remains as belonging to occupants of the
>Towers,
>surely this would prove beyond a reasonable doubt that explosives were
>used?
>Could the alleged ³pancake collapse² have caused human bodies to have been
>shredded, and ejected on to distant rooftops? Only explosions could have
>done this. And it¹s doubtful these could have been from the plane
>blasts‹everything would have been incinerated within the upper floors where
>the planes crashed. It's hard to imagine bone fragments being ejected out
>of
>the planes and then out of the buildings. We must stay on top of this
>one...it could be a serious smoking gun. Kudos to Prof. David Gabbard of
>ECU
>for this hot lead...
>
>
>More remains discovered near WTC site
>
>Some victims' family members call for additional searches
>
>CNN
>Wednesday, March 29, 2006; Posted: 11:01 a.m. EST (16:01 GMT)
>http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/03/28/wtc.remains.ap/index.html
>
>
>NEW YORK (AP) -- Construction workers cleaning toxic waste from a vacant
>skyscraper near the World Trade Center site have found more bone fragments
>and human remains, officials said Tuesday.
>
>The city medical examiner's office plans to extract DNA from the latest
>remains to be recovered from the former Deutsche Bank building and try to
>match it against a database of the 2,749 people killed at the trade center
>on September 11, 2001, said Ellen Borakove, spokeswoman for the city
>medical
>examiner's office.
>
>Fire Department crews had inspected the building in the months following
>the
>attacks, but construction workers clearing gravel off the rooftop found 10
>bone fragments there last fall.
>
>The new remains were found in recent weeks by crews doing a more thorough
>cleaning before construction workers begin dismantling the building in May,
>said John Gallagher, spokesman for the Lower Manhattan Development Corp.
>
>Some victims' family members said forensic experts should search the
>41-story building again.
>
>"I'm not trying to malign the construction workers, but this is not what
>they're trained to do," said Diane Horning, whose son was killed at the
>trade center and has filed suit to remove trade center debris from a
>landfill where victims' remains were found.
>
>The medical examiner's office is storing more than 9,000 unidentified
>remains and hope that more sophisticated DNA technology can allow for
>identifications in the future.
>
>Borakove said that two human remains were found January 27 on the 38th
>floor
>of the building. She could not say what the remains were or how big they
>were. Last Friday, workers found two bone fragments on the roof, she said.
>
>"They are definitely human," Borakove said.
>
>The Deutsche Bank building has been vacant since the terrorist attacks,
>when
>part of the south tower tore a gash in the building. Deconstruction of the
>building, which is contaminated with asbestos, lead and trade center dust,
>began in September.
>

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Good posting certainly one to keep an eye on. How are they gonna explain this?