You know, it's a shame we can't get our hands on some type of logbook of various "technicians" who performed "routine" and "maintenance" services on the towers prior to 911.
You know, anything from water coolers to vending machines to air conditioning to fax machines to computers....all those things that something is always going wrong with and somebody has to come and fix.
Aside from the rather irritating inconvenience of having the fix-it people underfoot, no one really pays much attention to them as they crawl through crawl spaces, have access to locked doors containing some type of mechanical units that need repair.
It would be nothing for these ones to repair the unit in question, and do a few other things while they are there.
The security guard wouldn't know a thing other than Acme Heating and Air was there to repair something on floor thirty or whatever.
A very simple procedure, as far as covert operations go.

Kep us posted if you hear more on this.

Looking through the free archives at the Republic Broadcast Network ( http://www.rbnlive.com/index.html ), I came across the following Greg Szysmanski program from 21 March 06 ( http://mp3.rbnlive.com/Greg06.html: )

"In the first hour, Greg talked with architectural photographer, Tom Gordon, about the strange disappearance of the World Trade Center's original architecture and building plans. Gordon is releasing a paper this week, outlining his firsthand knowledge about the missing plans as well as other 9/11 facts and evidence he has uncovered."

Very interesting stuff. In addition to Mr. Gordon's 1989 experience related to the disappearance of the architectural drawings, he also talks about how the sprinkler system in the towers was replaced twice in the years preceeding 9/11, alleging that this was how the buildings may have been gradually prepped for demolition.

(Note that in the first 13 minutes of the program, the host Greg Syzmanski talks about various supposed Jesuit conspiracies, unrelated to 9/11. Just skip over that.)

Did the guy's paper ever come out?

Did the guy's paper ever come out?

That's what I'm wondering. Time for some emails - stay tuned.
BTW, I fixed the bad link in my original post - it works now.