jaydeehess
Penultimate Amazing
Evidence of explosives is also in the description provided by witnesses, in the manner in which the floors blew out, according to them, in the pressure waves described, in the expulsion of tiny bone fragments laterally onto neighbouring buildings, and in the noise they created.
What traces of explosives would you expect to find in the rubble of a building that has been reduced literally to dust? Where not even something the size of a phone remained.
In 1974 I witnessed an attempted bank robbery. The thief had wired himself with several sticks of dynamite and told the bank manager to have all the money loaded into large sacks. the silent alarm was triggered and the street blocked off by the police. Directly accross the street from the bank is the local radio station and they were broadcasting live so a large crowd developed nearby. I was about 500 feet away on the steps of the library. A vehicle and driver was demanded by the robber and a local cop volunteered, a city pick up truck was driven up to the bank. The robber exited with his gun and the two men had the bags of money which they threw in the back. The Cop then walked around to the driver's side and at that moment a sharpshooter shot the robber. He had a 'deadman' switch in his hand, his grasp relaxed or he dropped the switch but the dynamite exploded blowing his body to pieces and crumpling that side of the truck. The concussive force severely injured the cop but he did survive.
The smallest bits of him went only a few dozen feet. I watched as something arced straight down the street and fell on the curb directly accross from where I was standing. As it arced I thought it was a piece of the truck. When it hit I saw that it was meat and clothing, I think it was part of his torso.
Point is that small bits will not travel far AND the explosive has to be in contact with the human in question.
