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William Rodriguez was recently in Wisconsin, and some local newspapers covered that event.
http://www.pjstar.com/stories/042307/TRI_BD10AM9S.060.php
http://www.dailycardinal.com/news/world-trade-center-custodian-tells-heroic-9-11-rescue-tale.html
http://badgerherald.com/news/2007/04/23/trade_center_custodi.php
http://www.leadertelegram.com/story.asp?id=82015
I thought I go through what he said in those articles to once more bring his contradicting stories to light.
Here are a couple of quotes from those articles:
Notes:
http://www.pjstar.com/stories/042307/TRI_BD10AM9S.060.php
http://www.dailycardinal.com/news/world-trade-center-custodian-tells-heroic-9-11-rescue-tale.html
http://badgerherald.com/news/2007/04/23/trade_center_custodi.php
http://www.leadertelegram.com/story.asp?id=82015
I thought I go through what he said in those articles to once more bring his contradicting stories to light.
Here are a couple of quotes from those articles:
William Rodriguez said:Rodriguez, who was two levels below ground, said he felt a large explosion that “pushed him upward into the air” seven seconds before the plane hit the building.
William Rodriguez said:According to Rodriguez’s account, for example, he and another worker felt an impact from the bottom of the building seconds before the first plane hit.
William Rodriguez said:At 8:46 a.m. he heard an explosion. “Boom!” Rodriguez imitated. He heard a man screaming “Explosion! Explosion!” from underneath. “I wanted to say a generator blew up. I thought it was a bomb.” This piece of evidence may show explosives were used in accompaniment to the hijacked planes, he said. When the plane hit, “the walls cracked and the building shook.”
William Rodriguez said:"We thought the generator blew up. Walls cracked, the ceiling fell on us, and the sprinkler system went off. Horror," the former North Tower janitor said Sunday. A man with skin melting from his face, arms and hands came running into the office shortly after, yelling "explosion, explosion!" A plane rammed into the building moments later, recalled Rodriguez, a native of Puerto Rico and United States citizen."
Notes:
1) The original quote from him was "We heard a loud rumble, then all of a sudden we heard another rumble like someone moving a whole lot of furniture," Rodriguez said. "And then the elevator opened and a man came into our office and all of his skin was off."
Why does he now use the expression explosion instead of rumble? Why does he now say explosion pushed him up into the air, walls cracked, the ceiling fell, the building shook, when he originally said "rumble like someone moving a whole lot of furniture"?
2) In the first quote he says "explosion seven seconds before the plane hit". In the second quote he says "impact from the bottom seconds before the plane hit". But in the fourth quote he says "We thought the generator blew up, then shortly after that came a man from the elevator yelling "explosion, explosion", then moments later a plane rammed into the building.
2) In the first quote he says "explosion seven seconds before the plane hit". In the second quote he says "impact from the bottom seconds before the plane hit". But in the fourth quote he says "We thought the generator blew up, then shortly after that came a man from the elevator yelling "explosion, explosion", then moments later a plane rammed into the building.
Yelling "explosion, explosion" alone takes a couple of seconds. In addition to that, it was shortly before that when they thought the generator blew. And after the man entered, only moments later he says the plane hit. Does that whole sequence take only 2-7 seconds like he claims?
3) Why did he originally claim the two rumbles happened first and the man entered last?
This is a familiar subject to regulars, but we also have new faces here who may not know this. And this man as we speak tours around the world lecturing and telling heart-breaking stories.
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