. Purported NYers' 9/11 Pager Messages Appear Online
The messages were posted by an activist group called Wikileaks. The group says some of the messages were sent by federal and local officials, but most appear to be from regular people, including frantic New Yorkers trying to reach loved ones in and around the World Trade Center, according to the Associated Press. Wikileaks says its goal is to promote transparency by putting leaked documents online.
In a statement, USA Mobility Inc., which in 2004 merged two of the companies, Arch and Metrocall systems, from which messages were leaked, said it was "troubled" by the "public disclosure" of these messages in what it calls a "clear violation of federal criminal law."
Some selected texts are posted here:
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/0000000000000652
May we never forget.
Posted by: Concerned Citizen | November 28, 2009 at 02:08 AM
You can go to the bank on the fact that the end is very nigh for 911 liars, stalkers, slanderers.
As for those who say that it's not appropriate to release personal messages that were texted on 911.... People deserve the truth... What is not right [much less appropriate] is the continual lies and slander that has gone on for years.
Karma can be a b!tch. Justice is coming and those who deserve their "just desserts" will be finally getting them.
Posted by: KSA crew | November 28, 2009 at 06:18 AM