Daily Mail: The conspiracy theory that still won’t rest in peace

2 April 2021
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Twenty years on from 9/11, the family of one British victim is demanding a fresh inquest. Truth is always needed in order to heal.

The conspiracy theory that still won’t rest in peace: Think it’s only cranks who believe the Twin Towers attack was a U.S. government plot? Twenty years on, the family of one British victim is demanding a fresh inquest in the hope of proving just that.

At the 2013 inquest in London into Geoff’s death, it was found that he and nine other Britons whose remains had been repatriated were ‘unlawfully killed in an act of terrorism’ by Al-Qaeda flying the planes into the towers, causing their ‘total destruction’.

Incredible though it sounds, this British family are challenging all we have been told about the Twin Towers’ collapse.

After examining the testimony of hundreds of eyewitnesses and forensically dissecting the scientific trail of the towers’ collapse, down to analysing dust on the ground at the New York site, they have compiled a lengthy dossier.

It is a document which, they claim, proves that controlled demolition explosives — not aircraft — brought the buildings down.

Read the Daily Mail article by Sue Reid: The conspiracy theory that still won’t rest in peace

After examining the testimony of hundreds of eyewitnesses and forensically dissecting the scientific trail of the towers’ collapse, down to analysing dust on the ground at the New York site, they have compiled a lengthy dossier.

It is a document which, they claim, proves that controlled demolition explosives — not aircraft — brought the buildings down.

Sue Reid in the Daily mail

See also

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4867124/9-11-conspiracy-theories-persist-16-years-atrocity.html

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