[Carry_Okie]

The reason I suggested Denko is because one response from the PORT AUTHORITY was that their paperwork was lost in the collapse.

Are you telling me that the property management office at the Port Authority was in the WTC? That just doesn't make sense (the office space in that building is too valuable). One would think that they would centralize their property maintenance operations elsewhere. Fire sprinkler maintenance requires special licenses and certs and the State should have records on those as well.

I smell a coverup; but I would bet that the records have been destroyed. That would indicate the need for a hard look at organizational responsibilities within the NYPA.

[honway]

Are you telling me that the property management office at the Port Authority was in the WTC?

I will look for the source later and flag you. Gotta run now. Thanks for the interest in the most under reported story of the year.

[swarthyguy]

There was a special about the WTC on TheLearningChhannel. Because the building was not a completely private undertaking, the NYPA got to locate its offices in there, along with its emergency centre.

[honway]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/629113/posts

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But which tenant hired Sakher 'Rocky' Hammad, 24, to work on its sprinklers is lost, said Port Authority of New York and New Jersey spokesman Alan Hicks on Friday.

Hammad told federal authorities that he was working on the sprinklers six days before the twin towers were brought down by terrorists, court testimony revealed this week.

But Hicks said the Port Authority, which owned the building, did its own sprinkler work, and that any other work involving sprinklers would have been arranged by an individual tenant.