Investigation by a Distinguished Consensus911 Panelist<\/center>
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An unpublished manuscript investigating the alleged cell phone calls from the 9\/11 flights has recently been released by the well-known British writer and Consensus911 panelist, Rowland Morgan<\/a>.<\/p>\n Voices<\/i> cites an Associated Press report on April 6th, 2006, that \u201cmuch of what happened aboard Flight 93 is known because passengers used cell phones in flight to call their loved ones.\u201d<\/p>\n However, the US government\u2019s own telephone data presented at the Moussaoui trial in 2006 showed that Moussaoui prosecutor David Raskin \u201chad not studied his own evidence, which claimed only two cellular telephone calls out of some 35 ostensibly heard from Flight 93.\u201d<\/p>\n Morgan goes on to reveal:<\/p>\n Because the existence of hijackers aboard the rogue planes partly relied on them, the collapse of these two vital telephone calls alone badly damaged the U.S. Government\u2019s 9\/11 conspiracy theory.\u201d\n<\/p><\/div>\n The full manuscript for Rowland Morgan\u2019s brilliant study of all the alleged 9\/11 cell phone calls, Voices<\/i>, is available on the 9\/11 Consensus Panel\u2019s website<\/a>.\t<\/p>\n ###<\/p>\n![\"Rowland](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/09\/RMorgan_2019.jpg\")
Morgan, a former columnist for London\u2019s The Guardian<\/i> and The Independent<\/i>, undertook an in-depth investigation of the 9\/11 phone calls in his extraordinary manuscript, Voices<\/i>, researched from 2008 to 2010. (He also co-authored, with Ian Henshall, Flight 93 Revealed<\/a>, Carroll and Graf, 2006.)<\/p>\n\n