Ace Elevator is key in investigating 9/11
Ace Elevator picked up the contract for the WTC a few short years before 9/11 which was previously held by OTIS, the company that originally installed the elevators in the twin towers. At the time, it was the largest and most sophisticated elevator system in the world. When the first attack happened, OTIS sent in a team of engineers to assist in the rescue operation and were considered heroes for their actions on that day. Some even entered the building from helicopters on the roof, lowered onto the tops of the elevator cars by rope to rescue people trapped in the elevators. However, the contract was given to a smaller little known elevator company, Ace Elevators, which little information can be found on. They also took some of OTIS's engineers. Their actions on 9/11 and the elevator operations themselves were very suspect. In the event of a disaster, the elevators are designed to go to the lowest floor and open the doors but many of the elevators were non-operational and many were destroyed, the doors blown out of the frames. Explosions could be heard from dozens of eyewitnesses with smoke pouring out of the elevator shafts. And what about the engineers from Ace? Did they heroically assist the first responders to rescue people trapped in the elevators like their predecessors at OTIS? Nope. An unknown number of engineers gathered in the lobby of the south tower for a short time and then they left, going several blocks up the street to have some burgers and sodas. They are the most knowledgeable about the elevator systems and would be extremely important in the rescue operation but they were MIA.
It is well known that in the weeks before 9/11, they were performing upgrades to the elevators and the building also had many power downs, which meant no cameras and no security system for hours at a time. In the twin towers, all you need is access to the core of the building to plant the explosives necessary to bring the building down.
A few more interesting facts about Ace is they donated a significant amount of money to the Republican party and conservative candidates and in 2004, they filed for bankruptcy and disappeared.
Has anyone else looked into this company? It's strange that its so difficult to find information on a company with such a prestigious contract.
OK, the elevator shafts, from which many of the core columns were accessible, were the easiest place to put 3xplo51v35 and there are a number of “oddities” related to the elevator maintenance company, but so what? This, in itself, does not mean that there were 3xplo51ves in the elevator shafts.
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