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Lorie Van Auken and Bob McIlvaine — Toronto Report ch.1 family testimony
witness statementindependent researcherauthenticoriginal
Provenance
- Source
- The 9/11 Toronto Report (2012), International Hearings on the Events of September 11, 2001
- Date
- 2012-09-11
- Page
- Toronto Report, Chapter 1
- SHA-256
- d7e71fdfbb17b88e6392fbe6a6789a4f24dd378341cfda4efdc17f4a0d3640da
- Classification
- unclassified
- Copyright
- unknown
https://ic911.org/toronto-hearings/report/toronto-report-ch-01/
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Observation
Two 9/11 family members testified in 2011 about their dead, the Jersey Girls' campaign for a full investigation, three NORAD public timelines, and Van Auken's contemporaneous unease at the Florida classroom footage.
Interpretation
Family demand for an enquiry is not a finding that the Commission failed. Collapse-appearance language is not a materials analysis.
Source text
Retrieved 2026-09-02. First-day observations (voicemail, classroom footage, collapse appearance) are contemporaneous recollection a decade later. The family campaign for a commission is a documented political fact. Interpretations of NORAD failure and of 'exploded into dust' as demolition are later analysis, not 11 September measurements.
Hypothesis linkage
Family campaign documents demand for a fuller enquiry; not itself a Commission-failure finding.
Citations
- No citation edges.