EXCLUSIVE: Uncovered 9/11 Footage Shows FBI Director
Asking Firefighters About "Secondary Hits"
On WTC Amazing video also shows city officials hurriedly
leaving after South Tower collapse
Steve
Watson Infowars.net
Wednesday, Oct 27th, 2010
An
intriguing video has appeared on You Tube that appears to show
a FDNY film crew being interviewed in the aftermath of the 9/11
attacks by the the director of the FBI’s New York office,
who has suspicions that one of the World Trade Center towers
took a "secondary hit" before collapsing.
The video appears to be part of NIST's recent
FOIA releases and therefore has not been seen before now.
On first viewing it appears to be nothing special,
just the horribly familiar scenes of dust and rubble from the
aftermath of the attacks. However, it contains a stunning exchange
between officials and firefighters.
The action appears to be taking place immediately
after the collapse of the South tower and before the collapse
of the North tower.
The film crew exits a building and make their
way along the dust and debris littered streets.
At around 2 mins 50, a man in a suit approaches
the crew and announces himself as "FBI, Barry Mawn."
Mawn (pictured below with Rudy Giuliani) was
at that time the director of the FBI’s New York office.
Mawn then asks the FDNY crew a question in the
form of a statement - "That tower got a secondary hit?"
The firefighters respond by saying they are unsure but they
heard a rumbling and ran for their lives as the tower then collapsed.
The audio is difficult to hear but one of the
firefighters then says he "saw it blow right out the side
of the building" to which Mawn asks "that was the
plane right?".
The firefighter then states "I don't know
if it was a plane or an explosion."
As they continue their description of events the
noise of a jet overhead interrupts them as people begin to panic.
Someone, presumably another FBI agent shouts "is that ours?"
to which Mawn replies "yeah that should be ours".
At this point a large gathering of suited individuals
walks into view and a woman in the group yells "go to city
hall."
Mawn then asks "where is the mayor?",
from which it can be deduced that this group is affiliated with
Rudy Giuliani and they are hurriedly leaving the scene.
The woman leading the mayor's group then curses
at reporters telling them to "get the f*** out of here".
One commenter has speculated that the reporters
are with Pat Dawson, the first NBC News correspondent to report
from the scene of the attacks at the World Trade Center.
Watch the video:
We have previously covered the fact that Giuliani
and his group were warned that the South tower was about to
collapse, before it happened. This video of them
leaving the scene just after the collapse of the South tower
dovetails directly with that information - another huge finding
to emerge from the NIST video releases.
The video is a fascinating piece of evidence to
be added to the hundreds of other accounts
and descriptions of secondary
explosions in and around the WTC on 9/11. This
clearly indicates that the FBI believed that a secondary
attack, aside from the use of air planes was under
way.
Indeed, this backs up previous evidence that the
FBI's
initial working premise was that trucks packed
with explosives aided the collapse of the twin towers. This
fact was reported by USA today journalist Jack Kelly:
The details were also covered by MSNBC's
Rick Sanchez, who also reported that officials
strongly believed a van packed with explosives parked underneath
the towers had contributed to their collapse.
Barry Mawn has other intriguing connections to
the events of 9/11. He was a close friend and associate of John
O' Neil, the former deputy director for the FBI who quit his
job out of frustration that his investigations into Al Qaeda
terrorist plots were being blocked. O'Neil became head of security
for the World Trade Center on September 11th 2001. His body
was discovered in the rubble after the attacks after he had
helped people escape the towers before they collapsed.
Mawn was also the individual who explained to
the media how police and the FBI found
the passport of one of the alleged hijackers, Satam
Al Suqami, in the rubble during a “grid search”
of the area close to the World Trade Center.
Mawn was later involved in the investigation of
the Anthrax attacks, which he initially
believed originated from US military sources. Mawn
resigned from the FBI in March 2002 following the break down
of this investigation.
The information revealed in this short piece of
footage once again goes to show that there is still masses of
evidence regarding the 9/11 attack that we are yet to discover.
It should encourage 9/11 researchers to continue to dig deeper
and demand a new independent investigation.
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Steve Watson is the London based writer
and editor at Alex Jones' Infowars.net,
and regular contributor to Prisonplanet.com. He has a Masters
Degree in International Relations from the School of Politics
at The University of Nottingham in England.