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Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
When was the steel removed from Ground Zero?
What was the date NIST took over the investigation?
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
Can you read?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Can you read? I answered your questions.
1. Faster then it should have been for a criminal investigation going on.
2. Even you stated that NIST was behind on the investigation, which only makes their report even more doubted.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Hey kid, who asked for your input?
We all know that i have proven that you are a liar and cannot post evidence to support anything you post.
Originally posted by gavron
Why not give him a straight answer?
The 58-ton piece of steel from the south tower was laid on a flatbed truck, wrapped in black muslin and an American flag, and tucked in a corner of the pit. It will be taken out tomorrow morning as part of the ceremony marking the end of the recovery effort at ground zero. The world will participate by television
Originally posted by gavron
Also, I completely owned you on your "AVIRIS" thread, so much so that you were too embarrassed to admit you lied in it. (
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
NIST started their investigation August 21, 2002