[elli1]

Maybe not a 9/11 victim. The vicinity of the WTC is/ was a good place to dispose of body parts.

[conservative in nyc]

Maybe not a 9/11 victim. The vicinity of the WTC is/ was a good place to dispose of body parts.

Huh? The immediate vicinity around Ground Zero isn't swampland. It was (and still is) surrounded by very tall office and some apartment buildings. Even today without the towers, the area is more crowded during the day than the downtowns of most major American cities. It's hardly the type of place where tons of body parts were disposed of.

[One-Four-Five]

Yeah, it's not like there isn't a major police presence in the area, a police building on Washington St., and tourists surrounding the site all the time. Doesn't seem like you were joking, but this makes no sense.

[Blue Jays]

Hi elli-

Disposing of body parts around the WTC? What in the world are you talking about? Have you ever visited that area of Manhattan at virtually anytime of the day or night? It is positively teeming with people...tourists, businesspeople, residents, schoolkids, police, shopkeepers, you name it. Nobody is "sneaking" into that place to ditch a corpse or two.

~ Blue Jays ~