To: RoseofTexas; classygreeneyedblonde; WarSlut; Ragtime Cowgirl; summer; veronica...
The most heart-wrenching discovery was that a silver object melted onto the cross' left side was the remains of a firefighter's jacket who died in the blast. Firefighters say the fire-resistant jacket turned silver and took on the look and consistency of metal when it encountered extreme heat and fire. Now, it is wrapped around the left arm of the cross. I hate to post yet again about the same topic, but I realized, since this has been stuck in my head a good part of the day, that I think we have the picture of the fireman's melted silver-ized jacket on our hard drive this whole time. I never realized the relevance until your post, Classy. Is this the jacket they're referring to in this picture?
Here is the picture so you can see what I finally saw. It does speak - more than a thousand words... and tears.
Mrs Kus
11 posted on
11/09/2001 4:45:44 PM PST by
cgk
To: cgk
Thanks for the ping!
12 posted on
11/09/2001 4:48:59 PM PST by
Cool Guy
To: cgk; Travis McGee
Mrs Kus, Thanks so much for flagging me on this thread. Incredible photos. Thanks again.
Travis, I thought you'd want to see these photos too.
13 posted on
11/09/2001 4:50:51 PM PST by
summer
To: cgk; classygreeneyedblonde
That's the pic with the most impact.Its like coming into a cavernous clearing, the light shines on the cross amind the destruction, and there it is.Thank you.
To: cgk
Yes that's the jacket...very sad
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