World Trade Center Task Force Interviews/Oral Histories. - Page 2

Phil Jayhan · 7 Nov 2009 , 03:05 AM

Ya, it was damned good stuff and then it stopped. lol

Dang, good to see you Locc, almost called you the other day. Still have the same number Hope all is well with you. If your # has changed gimme a call or PM me. Thanks for stopping by!!

Cheers-
Phil

**Locc** · 7 Nov 2009 , 11:34 AM

I've had them read for awhile. I went through marking the ones I used here as I read them, then went back and had to type the majority of the quotes since copy and paste wouldn't work on alot of them. Just that made it time consuming, not to mention life getting in the way.

The main thing I got from all the interviews was mass confusion. Not many people realized what was going on that day, there was a complete lack of communication and at times communication was impossible due to radios and cell phones not working.

The one piece of information that I picked up from quite a few interviews that I would really like more information on is the "arab looking" guy/guys who were arrested trying to flee from the towers that day.

It was mentioned in a few interviews and I'm really not sure if it was one guy or more than one guy. But an "arab looking" guy was arrested who apparently had on a blue WTC maintenance uniform. Some interviews have him running from the building with FBI personnel chasing him down and arresting him and others put him inside the lobby of the north tower being arrested after the collapse of the south tower.

It could have just been an employee that considering the events was looked at suspiciously or he could have been doing something that made him suspicious.

Either way its not something I have heard much else about. Has anyone else?

7 Nov 2009 , 03:05 AM	#11
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7 Nov 2009 , 11:34 AM	#12
Locc Academic Join Date: 12 Sep 2004 Posts: 846 Threads: 68 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I've had them read for awhile. I went through marking the ones I used here as I read them, then went back and had to type the majority of the quotes since copy and paste wouldn't work on alot of them. Just that made it time consuming, not to mention life getting in the way. The main thing I got from all the interviews was mass confusion. Not many people realized what was going on that day, there was a complete lack of communication and at times communication was impossible due to radios and cell phones not working. The one piece of information that I picked up from quite a few interviews that I would really like more information on is the "arab looking" guy/guys who were arrested trying to flee from the towers that day. It was mentioned in a few interviews and I'm really not sure if it was one guy or more than one guy. But an "arab looking" guy was arrested who apparently had on a blue WTC maintenance uniform. Some interviews have him running from the building with FBI personnel chasing him down and arresting him and others put him inside the lobby of the north tower being arrested after the collapse of the south tower. It could have just been an employee that considering the events was looked at suspiciously or he could have been doing something that made him suspicious. Either way its not something I have heard much else about. Has anyone else? __________________ In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot. - Mark Twain, 1904 http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/9858/banner1ec8.png