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09-23-2013, 04:02 PM
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Re: Edna Cintron, The Woman in Hole From 9/11
Wow, somebody did a great job recreating her hair style and matching color on that 'dummy'  If this shit were orchestrated, how did 'they' know that this one, single woman would be the only 'survivor' they needed an accurate model of long before she was even dead   (incidentally, she was gorgeous, too) |
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09-26-2013, 03:32 PM
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Re: Edna Cintron, The Woman in Hole From 9/11
No one knows what they would do if they were in their position. I would have been praying to God for some kind of help. I may have even jumped. Only God knows!
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10-03-2013, 12:22 AM
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Re: Edna Cintron, The Woman in Hole From 9/11
My cousin worked at Cantor Fitzgerald and WAS NOT killed instantly. How do I know..because my cousin was an identical twin and his brother was on the phone with him 9:02 am when the plane hit. Brooke Jackman called her mother at 9:17am and said they were trapped in a conference room and the mans voice calming her down was my cousin Stephen. There were 46 sets of twins that were killed in the towers. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...g-stories.html |
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10-03-2013, 12:33 AM
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Re: Edna Cintron, The Woman in Hole From 9/11
If you were not there or ever witnessed this kind of carnage in person you can NOT understand the magnitude of horror. I have lived in NYC my whole life all 41 years. Sept 11th is a day I mourn every single year and it doesn't get easier. Not only do I mourn the family and friends I lost, my PTSD is in full effect. Seeing people falling to there death and hearing the BANGS as the hit the lower deck is not something you can get out of your mind so easily. I stopped working in Manhattan by November of 2002. I just couldn't take the train without fucking shaking and thinking I might die on the train. Yes I am here because I like gore but this was too close to home for me.
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10-03-2013, 02:37 PM
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Re: Edna Cintron, The Woman in Hole From 9/11
I wouldn't have been able to jump, i would have been too chicken to jump. Ever since the world trade towers i have been frightened off heights. For those who did jump in my opinion were very brave.
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#90
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10-03-2013, 03:30 PM
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Re: Edna Cintron, The Woman in Hole From 9/11
how awful. r.i.p to all the victims of that attack. maybe this woman was in another area of that floor when the plane hit, and then ran to this opening when the fire began for relief.
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mind blowing. ....
