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> Here is another story<.> > http://www.saintmychal.com
The relevant page from that site is http://saintmychal.com/deathof.htm
Before
quoting it, I note it is in two parts: first, an anonymous
ten-paragraph intro, and then, a condensed version of the November 12,
2001 New York Magazine article http://tinyurl.com/8hhtz aka http://newyorkmetro.com/nymetro/news/sept11/features/53... by Jennifer Senior.
"Father
Brian Carroll, O.F.M., went up to Father Judge's room to inform him
that a plane had just crashed into one of the World Trade Center
towers."
This alleged moment is not mentioned anywhere in the NYM article. It appears only in the anonymous intro.
Did
Carroll actually see this alleged plane? If so, kindly cite his
description of it. My reading on the subject so far indicates that the
eyewitnesses who were interviewed on that day are almost UNANIMOUS that
the towers were hit by something OTHER than large jets.
"Father
Carroll recalls that Father Judge quickly took off his Franciscan
habit, changed into his chaplain's uniform -- paused to comb and spray
his hair-- and headed for the door."
No actual quote from
Carroll anywhere, about this alleged moment; neither in the anonymous
intro nor in the NYM article. (since the NYM article doesn't mention
the alleged moment at all)
"There were conflicting early
reports of the exact circumstances of Father Judge's death. Cassian
Miles, O.F.M., communications director for the Holy Name Province,
confirmed with the fire department battalion leader on-site at the
World Trade Center that Mychal indeed was anointing a firefighter and
the woman who had fallen on the firefighter."
No actual quote
from Miles, anywhere; neither in the NYM article nor in the anonymous
intro to the condensed version of it. Even the full NYM article does
not mention Miles, at all.
And who was the "fire department battalion leader on-site"? (also mentioned only in the anonymous intro)
"Father Judge's body, according to Father Miles, revealed severe injury to the back of the head."
Whoa,
Miles saw this injury himself?! Hm, no, he's not actually quoted as
saying that. In fact he is not actually quoted anywhere at all, about
anything.
So apparently, this is THIRD-hand hearsay. You cite an
ANONMYOUS writer as saying, THAT CASSIAN MILES said, THAT THE UNNAMED
BATTALION LEADER ON-SITE said, that the back of Mychal Judge's head
revealed severe injury. Did I get that right?
Now beyond the ten-paragraph anonymous intro and on into the NYM article.
"Judge's body was found in the lobby of Tower One<.>" LIKE I SAID! Thank you for confirming my point!!
"ne
of the firefighters who carried Judge out of the building, Christian
Waugh, says he saw the chaplain standing upright by the emergency
command post just seconds before they and scores of others got caught
in a monsoon of rubble."
Would that be the fake emergency
command post staffed by Chief Pfeifer behind the built-in lobby desk,
or do they mean the real command post that the actual fire commanders
set up out in the middle of the lobby, a beat-up portable lectern-type
thing?
" 'I'm assuming he gave last rites to the guy in Company 216 and then ran into the lobby," says Waugh.' "
What guy in Company 216? Assuming why?
" 'Because I was with him in that lobby. He was standing right there, a few feet away from me.' "
In other words Waugh is saying Judge abandoned outside the two people Judge had allegedly been giving last rites to?
"They
took his pulse. Nothing." Again with this non-explanatory explanation.
Chief Pfeifer says, "He had no pulse." Eddie Fahey says, "No pulse."
Nobody on scene is being quoted as determining any actual INJURY or
other death cause. The NYM article even says his body was still
"perfectly intact."
How about doing some real first-hand research and find out for us whether or not an autopsy was done on Judge?
"That was the moment
a Reuters photographer, Shannon Stapleton, snapped the picture that
Christopher Keenan, one of Judge's closest friends at the friary, now
calls 'a modern Pietà.' "
There are three photos known from that moment:



In
the third photo, note the presence of Chief Joseph Pfeifer at back
left, wearing only his garrison uniform. He's readily identifiable as
the same white-uniformed guy in the infamous Alleged Odor Of Alleged
Gas scene: http://tinyurl.com/6zx44
The
contradiction here is, the Naudet movie explicitly depicts Pfeifer as
MISSING the carrying of Judge's body through the street.
The
Naudet movie explicitly shows Pfeifer still inside WTC-1 at that time,
wearing full fireman's overgear, while searching the NW Pedestrian
Bridge area for the best exit. In the meantime, the movie depicts, the
carriers of Judge's body proceeded (against Pfeifer's orders) out the
"dangerous" exit. When Pfeifer comes back to say Let's Use The
Pedestrian Bridge, he finds no one to say it to, according to the
Naudet movie.
Therefore either the Shannon Stapleton photos of
Judge's corpse-carry were staged, or the Naudet movie version of it was
staged, or both.
Ray Ubinger http://911foreknowledge.com
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