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Sunday, July 01,
2007
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The
confiscated and permanently
sequestered 911 calls.
One overlooked extremely important
category in regards to evidence at
the Pentagon are the 911 call
recordings. Critics of "The
PentaCon" often say that there are
no eyewitnesses of a plane that
flew over the Pentagon. This is
patently untrue if you consider the
"2nd plane" witnesses we have
already covered but it is also
disingenuous because the real fact
is that we will NEVER know what
people really reported that day due
to the fact that the 911 call tapes
and transcripts were quickly
confiscated and permanently
sequestered by the FBI. This is
just as important as the fact that
they refuse to release any of the
clear video of the event. 911 calls
are typically available for the
public and in fact they were
released for the 9/11 attacks in New
York. So why not in Arlington? We
spoke with the Arlington County
Communications office and the head
commander at the time, Captain
Michelle Nuneville.

We met with her in person and she
played for us the fire and police
dispatch tapes. She said that
typically the 911 calls are always
available as well and she seemed
genuinely perturbed that they had
never been released to the public.
She is no longer in that position
and has been replaced by John
Crawford.

We have followed up with John about
the 911 tapes and ultimately he said
that he believes they will never be
released in case they need to be
used for a future trial to convict
Bin Laden or someone. This
makes no sense in light of the fact
that they have released the 911
calls from New York. Why would they
only release the calls from New
York?
Obviously they would have no problem
releasing this information if they
had nothing to hide.
The day they release the 911 calls
and the video tape of the event will
be the day that the 9/11 fraud is
exposed.
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