Pecoraro

I'd like to highlight Zyodei's post (#44), in which he cites a web posting by a man named Mike Pecoraro who claims to have witnessed damage in the basement of one of the WTC buildings before it collapsed.

9/11 Truth and the Paranoid Style - Boing Boing 2009

For instance, what do you make of the story of one Mike Pecoraro, a WTC building engineer.

9/11 Truth and the Paranoid Style - Boing Boing 2009

#33 POSTED BY James Pecoraro, Jul 15th, 2008 6: 56 pm

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"Despite the work of the national parks in protecting endangered species, we still witness acts like this of gratuitous brutality and culpable ignorance, which wreak serious damage on the environment," said Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio, a Green Party member and minister of the environment.

Archive 2007-01-01 2007

"It has been held in a variety of factual circumstances that owners of improperly parked cars may be held liable to plaintiffs injured by negligent drivers of other vehicles, depending on the determinations by the trier of fact of the issues of foreseeability and proximate cause unique to the particular case" (O'Connor v Pecoraro, 141 AD2d 443, 445, citing, inter alia, Ferrer, 55 NY2d 285).

Personal Injury 2006

"It has been held in a variety of factual circumstances that owners of improperly parked cars may be held liable to plaintiffs injured by negligent drivers of other vehicles, depending on the determinations by the trier of fact of the issues of foreseeability and proximate cause unique to the particular case" (O'Connor v Pecoraro, 141 AD2d 443, 445, citing, inter alia, Ferrer, 55 NY2d 285).

Fourth Department 2006

Having seen similar things after the terrorist attack in 1993, Pecoraro was convinced that a bomb had gone off.

Bombs in the WTC Mean Nothing? 2007

"There was nothing there but rubble," said Pecoraro.

Bombs in the WTC Mean Nothing? 2007

Despite being tied up with rope, Pecoraro, with the assistance of Eusapia Palladino, who while she lived had been a medium and was now acting as his spirit control, was able to ring bells and jangle tambourines.

The Secret Life of Houdini William Kalush 2006

Houdini took one look at the 180-foot length of rope that had been used and realized that Pecoraro was really an escape artist who knew how to use slack to get out of the rope ties.

The Secret Life of Houdini William Kalush 2006