WTC 1 didn't collapse either ~ It was blown to smithereens from the top down
Grenfell Tower fire: Investigators bring in 9/11 experts
BBC News London
Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey said the "only comparable advice"
police could get was from World Trade Center attack investigators
Experts who recovered remains after the 9/11 attack in New York are
helping police investigators combing through debris from the Grenfell Tower fire.
Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey said 200 officers
would be sifting through 15 tonnes of debris "until Christmas time".
would be sifting through 15 tonnes of debris "until Christmas time".
Police also named 68-year-old Marjorie Vital as the latest victim of the west
London fire to be identified.She lived on the 19th floor with her son Ernie, who
has not yet been found. Grenfell Tower fire: Who were the victims?
London fire to be identified.She lived on the 19th floor with her son Ernie, who
has not yet been found. Grenfell Tower fire: Who were the victims?
Mr Mackey said the "extraordinary size of crime scene" meant the
"only comparable advice" that could be found was from investigators
who worked on the collapse of the World Trade Center in 2001.
He added: "Without wanting to be too graphic... the fire in some
parts of that building [Grenfell] burned at over 1,000 degrees for
a considerable period of time. "So we are now working through, floor-by-floor,
and it is literally a case of sifting and working through the debris - sadly, the
and it is literally a case of sifting and working through the debris - sadly, the
remains - to try and desperately identify parts of people so we can reunite [them
with their families]."The senior officer said the tower block was "one of the most
with their families]."The senior officer said the tower block was "one of the most
complex recovery operations we've seen".
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ReplyDeleteI would love to hear your views on the Mandela Effect and if you remember any of these things differently.
ReplyDeleteYou ask anonymously and I answer as a real person, so read it well and let me know about your agenda...G%
ReplyDeleteI doubt that Nelson Mandela had many thoughts on the happenings on 911. Personally, I believe that every happening is unique and is best recalled by observation, documentation, and physical evidence. Charles Darwin, in his book, "Voyage of the Beagle" documented all of his observations in writing and detailed drawings before there was any photography. He kept this information in diary form and certainly didn't refer to his memory when expounding his findings about evolution.