Possible human remains found in new 9/11 debris

Amazing this should have been done long time ago. It is a daunting task and a challenge to specifically identify the victims. As usual, NYC style responses and corruption is the culprit in addition to negligence.

"We would like to see the other 40 percent of the families who have never recovered anything to at least someday have a piece of their loved one," Riches said. "That they can go to a cemetery and pray."

About 60 truckloads of debris that could contain tiny fragments of bone or tissue were unearthed by construction crews that have been working on the new World Trade Center in recent years. That material is now being transported to a park built on top of the former Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island, where investigators will attempt to find any possible remains during the next 10 weeks, the city said. That's the material the two potential human remains were found in.

The city's last sifting effort ended in 2010. This time, crews were able to dig up parts of the trade center site that were previously inaccessible to workers, the city said.

Some 2,750 people died at the World Trade Center in the 2001 terrorist attacks, but only 1,634 people have been identified.

About 9,000 human remains recovered from the ruins of the World Trade Center remain unidentified because they are too degraded to match victims by DNA identification. The remains are stored at an undisclosed location monitored by the medical examiner's office and will eventually be transferred to a subterranean chamber at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.

The city's efforts to identify Sept. 11 victims have long been fraught with controversy.

In April 2005, the city's chief medical examiner, Charles Hirsch, told families his office would be suspending identification efforts because it had exhausted the limits of DNA technology.

Meanwhile, some victims' relatives sued the city over its decision to move 1.6 million tons of materials from the trade center site to the Fresh Kills landfill, saying the material might contain victims' ashes and should have been given a proper burial.

The lawsuit was dismissed, and unsuccessfully appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Charles G. Wolf was pleased to hear about the renewed search, though he believes that his wife, Katherine, was vaporized during the attack. Investigators have never found her remains.

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Get ready for the the wolves to howl at your door, friend.

"Charles G. Wolf was pleased to hear about the renewed search, though he believes that his wife, Katherine, was vaporized during the attack. Investigators have never found her remains."

Perhaps someone should quietly inform him that neither office fires nor jet fuel can achieve high enough temperatures to "vaporize" human bodies. Even the ovens in crematoria still leave ashes,

They only have little tiny pieces of bone fragments because their bodies were blown to smithereens by all the explosives being detonated.

Originally posted by PLAYERONE01
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Get ready for the the wolves to howl at your door, friend.

Why? Its all over the MSM.

Fragments of human remains were found on building tops some distance away, when the building magically turned to dust it propelled steel beams at serious speed some distance from the towers. Whatever gave those beams their massive energy was responsible for liquidising humans and transporting those liquidised human remains some distance from ground zero.

Now tell me how a human can be liquidised and travel all that distance from a building collapsing!

These minor details are deliberately overlooked by the OS huggers, it would make their collapse theory look even more stupid than it already does!

No doubt an anti-truther debunker bot will come along with some yarn to try and neutralise the liqudised humans travelling large distances problem...