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Rumor has it that there were a lot of business records — EVIDENCE
this writer has already made it known that he has strong reason to believe
just because your modus operandi include the hocus-pocus, alakazam disappearing of business records plus being connected to money laundering and coincide with the suspected modus operandi of an infamous crime does not mean that you have committed that crime.
Photo: picryl.com...
[Two men assisting and walking with an injured woman down a street littered with paper and ashes, following the September 11th terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, New York City] / Don Halasy. - Library of Congress (2001-01-01 & 2001-01-01)
Photo: www.gettyimages.co.uk...-litter-a-street-in-sou thern-manhattan-near-the-wreckage-of-the-picture-id1163168
Rescue Workers Search Through WTC Rubble
Papers litter a street in southern Manhattan near the wreckage of the World Trade Center September 13, 2001 in New York City. Rescue efforts continued two days after two airplanes slammed into the twin towers in an alleged terrorist attack, levelling them.
Rescue Workers Search Through WTC Rubble
September 13, 2001
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: theworldisnotenough
What WTC offices did Trump have his complete financial dealings housed at?
originally posted by: neutronflux
Ironic that the destructing of the WTC caused Manhattan to be littered with WTC documents.
Photo: picryl.com...
[Two men assisting and walking with an injured woman down a street littered with paper and ashes, following the September 11th terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, New York City] / Don Halasy. - Library of Congress (2001-01-01 & 2001-01-01)
Photo: www.gettyimages.co.uk...-litter-a-street-in-sou thern-manhattan-near-the-wreckage-of-the-picture-id1163168
Rescue Workers Search Through WTC Rubble
Papers litter a street in southern Manhattan near the wreckage of the World Trade Center September 13, 2001 in New York City. Rescue efforts continued two days after two airplanes slammed into the twin towers in an alleged terrorist attack, levelling them.
Rescue Workers Search Through WTC Rubble
September 13, 2001
So, the 9/11 attacks did not completely destroy documents, and spread them all over the streets. Funny way to destroy documents.
And you still would have records of contracts with city and state governments, records of payments from city and state governments, and all the records of money transfers and banking records?
EEOC Records Destroyed
The EEOC's New York office, which was housed in 7 World Trade Center, sustained no loss of life. But all the agency's records were destroyed.
Many of the files are backed up in the computer system, but a substantial number of documents are simply gone, said Spencer Lewis, the EEOC district director. Depositions and notes were not scanned into computers and are lost. With depositions and interviews, the agency will be contacting court reporters "and hoping that they've got them so we can reconstruct files," Lewis said. This covers about 45 active cases, including a recent action against Morgan Stanley.
But employment litigators believe the effect here, too, will be transitory.
"The EEOC is decimated as far as office space goes," but any problems are "only short-term," said Michael Weber of the New York office of Littler Mendelson. "They will get back to business." The agencies will be seeking documents from the private law firms and defendants, Weber notes. "My sense is that we will cooperate," he noted. "Our goal is not to take advantage of this catastrophe."
"A lot of their records they'll have online, so they'll just reprint them out," adds Harkins. "The EEOC is in a better position than the SEC, because the SEC has a lot more confidential files."
originally posted by: theworldisnotenough
While you may think that it simply would not make any sense to perpetrate a crime such as 9/11 intending it to serve as an attempt to destroy evidence, remember a scene from the CBS TV Show, “Criminal Minds.”
A line in that scene, in which a notable F.B.I. behavioral specialist was giving a lecture to a group of criminal justice students, went like this: “It only has to make sense in the mind of the unsub.”
originally posted by: neutronflux
Reality......
SEC & EEOC:
Attack Delays Investigations
By Margaret Cronin Fisk
National Law Journal
September 17, 2001
www.wanttoknow.info...
EEOC Records Destroyed
The EEOC's New York office, which was housed in 7 World Trade Center, sustained no loss of life. But all the agency's records were destroyed.
Many of the files are backed up in the computer system, but a substantial number of documents are simply gone, said Spencer Lewis, the EEOC district director. Depositions and notes were not scanned into computers and are lost. With depositions and interviews, the agency will be contacting court reporters "and hoping that they've got them so we can reconstruct files," Lewis said. This covers about 45 active cases, including a recent action against Morgan Stanley.
But employment litigators believe the effect here, too, will be transitory.
"The EEOC is decimated as far as office space goes," but any problems are "only short-term," said Michael Weber of the New York office of Littler Mendelson. "They will get back to business." The agencies will be seeking documents from the private law firms and defendants, Weber notes. "My sense is that we will cooperate," he noted. "Our goal is not to take advantage of this catastrophe."
"A lot of their records they'll have online, so they'll just reprint them out," adds Harkins. "The EEOC is in a better position than the SEC, because the SEC has a lot more confidential files."
originally posted by: theworldisnotenough
What I do remember are scenes of big automated street sweepers.........