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Miracle ?
On September the 13th, 2001 , a construction worker found several perfectly formed crosses planted upright in apit in the rubble of the heavily damaged World Trade Center. The large, cross-shaped metal beams just happened to fall that way when one of the towers collapsed. An FBI chaplain who has spent days at ground zero says he has not seen anything like it on the vast site.
As word of the find has spread at ground zero, exhausted and emotionally overwhelmed rescue workers had been flocking to the site to pray and meditate. Chaplain Ray Giunta of Sacramento, California, has been to the crosses to pray with rescue workers... After the tragic incidents of September the 11th, many found their salvation and peace in these signs. Coincidence or not, the metal crosses still arrouse many questions which remain unanswered...
The face of Satan
Mark D. Phillips, a professional Associated Press photographer in New York, captured an incredibly real image of a, devil-like face that is distinguishable on the side of the tower?s exterior structure. The authenticity of this image has caused a bit of a stir. Researches have concluded that his image is original and not doctored.
The Associated Press and Mark Phillips have unequivocally denied any tampering or enhancement of the image. In fact, neither AP or Phillips were aware of what the photograph appeared to reveal until the image was noticed by readers of US newspapers. When the photo appeared on an early Wednesday (September 12 2001)edition of the ?Saginaw (Michigan) Press?, the phone calls began. Further reports indicate that both CNN and ABC have also captured additional devilish images on their television videotape coverage. Additional faces and images have also been identified by several others.
The images on these pages were not intended to frighten. They are what they are: mostly evil images from an evil act.
In a speech to the USA on September 11th, President Bush said, ?Today, our nation saw evil.? He may have been literally correct?
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