Wake Up the District Attorney With 1,000 Letters

A message from NYC CAN:

Fellow Advocates,

Today is the first day of our 4-week campaign urging the Manhattan District Attorney to investigate the destruction of World Trade Center Building 7. To bring Building 7 fully to the attention of the District Attorney, our goal is to flood the DA’s office with 1,000 letters and faxes per week, because anything short of 1,000 will fail to show just how widespread the desire for a new investigation is. We are counting on you to take part in this gigantic grassroots effort no matter who you are or how busy you are. The good thing is:

You will only be asked to send one letter per week!

And, at the beginning of each week, we will report how many letters and faxes were sent the previous week! This way we all get to know whether or not we reached our goal.

This is how it’s going to work:

• At the beginning of each week we will send out a template of the letter. Feel free to edit the letter to make it your own, but please be sure to stick to what the letter is saying. The template is available below.

• Copy/paste the letter, edit it as you see fit, and mail or fax it to the District Attorney’s office. We are asking you to mail or fax your letter because the District Attorney’s office asks for complaints to be written.

• Email us to let us know you sent your letter so we can record a total for that week.

• Forward this action alert to as many people as possible, post it on blogs, websites, facebook, etc.

Each week will cover a different topic so that the District Attorney can be comprehensively educated about the destruction of Building 7 in a way that is easy to absorb. Not overwhelming with them with all sorts of information is key. This is how the weeks will go:

Week 1: Getting the DA’s office to watch footage of Building 7
Week 2: Testimonial Evidence
Week 3: Physical Evidence
Week 4: Technical Evidence (analysis of footage)

The fax # for the Special Prosecutions Bureau of the Manhattan District Attorney is (212) 335-8914. The mailing address is included in the letter pasted below.

Please help us make this first week an amazing success by taking ten minutes to do your part. The time for us to act as one is now.

Thank you for keeping up the fight!

Sincerely,

Ted Walter
nyccan.org

World911Truth Note:

You can also download this letter in PDF format that we’ve created. The PDF version is already formatted so it will be easier for you to send it by mail and fax. Don’t forget to sign it!

To: Cy Vance, Jr. District Attorney of New York County;

Thomas Wornom, Bureau Chief, Special Prosecutions Bureau

New York County District Attorney Office

ATTN: Special Prosecutions Bureau

1 Hogan Place 7th Floor
New York, NY 10013

June 1, 2010

Dear Sirs:

I am writing to ask that you open an investigation into the destruction of World Trade Center Building 7, which occurred at around 5:20pm on September 11, 2001.  There is overwhelming evidence that Building 7 was demolished with explosives, and that it did not collapse due to office fires as asserted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology in its 2008 report on Building 7.[1]  Today, 1,200 architects and engineers, and millions of others like myself, are calling for a new investigation into the destruction of Building 7.

Most people have not seen footage of Building 7’s destruction, or they are unaware that it even occurred.  This is perhaps the primary reason there has not been a real investigation to date.

I urge you to watch footage of Building 7’s destruction by going to:

Building7Footage.com

It will take you less than one minute to watch this footage.  If you are like most people who have watched it, you will come to the conclusion that a new investigation is necessary.

I respectfully submit that as part of your duty to represent, serve and protect the people of New York County, and to bring justice for the 330+ New York County residents who died on September 11th,[2] it is your responsibility to initiate this investigation.

Sincerely yours,

Sign Your Name

[1]http://wtc.nist.gov/NCSTAR1/NCSTAR1Aindex.htm
[2]http://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/19/nyregion/a-nation-challenged-the-toll-in-cold-numbers-a-census-of-the-sept-11-victims.html