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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (22485)	3/2/2005 1:49:03 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81130

Gus > Self-proclaimed explosive expert Partin should have done his homework before claiming such nonsense It's clear you didn't read the rest of the piece and in your hurry to discredit Partin you rushed to print before you did your homework! reclaimaustralia.net >>Somebody who had access to the Murrah Building, who knew where the reinforced structural columns were, who had access to the building plans, placed the bombs that destroyed the building. News reporters on the scene shortly after the building collapsed reported that workers were removing bombs that did not go off from within the building. The bombs that did explode did not explode simultaneously. The bomb blasts were recorded on two seismometers, one at the Omniplex Museum, 4.34 miles northeast of the Building, and the other at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, 16.25 miles to the southeast. Both of these seismometers recorded two separate, closely spaced explosions of approximately equal intensity. Also, several highly credible witnesses reported hearing separate explosions. Shortly after the explosions, the bomb squad defused one unexploded bomb inside the building, and were working on a second.<<