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Dave vonKleist
P.O. Box 85
Versailles, Mo 65084
(573) 378-6049
Honorable Donald H.
Rumsfeld
Secretary of Defense
1000 Defense Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301
Dear Mr. Rumsfeld,
Enclosed you will find a
copy of a very controversial documentary about the events which took
place on September 11, 2001. It presents video and photographic
evidence of
a potential cover-up concerning information released in regard to the
911 attacks. This video is being distributed, free of charge, to
Governmental agencies, the media, investigative and law enforcement
organizations, and the families of the September 11 victims.
We ask that you or a
staff member please review this information and respond in written form
to answer some of the questions raised in the documentary including, but
not limited to the following:
(a.)
Why were there so many reports of bombs or explosions going off
in and around the World Trade Center before any buildings collapsed?
(b.)
Why did firefighters,
reporters and other eyewitnesses report hearing explosions being
detonated and why did they describe a demolition-like, pancake collapse
of the WTC?
(c.)
Why did a FOX News employee
report seeing no windows on “Flight 175” a commercial United Airlines
jetliner and why did an eyewitness in the streets of New York say that
the plane hitting the second tower was not an American Airlines jet?
(d.)
What is the bright flash
seen right before impact on both the North Tower and the South Tower, as
captured in at least five known pieces of video footage?
(e.)
Was there a “pod” of some
sort attached to the bottom of “Flight 175” and, if so, why was it
there?
(f.)
How does a plane 125 feet
wide & 155 feet long fit into a hole at the Pentagon which was only 16
feet across and leave no signs of wreckage (wings, tail section,
fuselage, seats, luggage, passengers, engines, et cetera) on the lawn as
seen in photographs taken moments after the impact and before the outer
wall had collapsed?
We eagerly await your
written response.
Sincerely,
Dave vonKleist
The Power Hour Radio Program
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