Unleashing the Beast

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long layover in Boston's Logan International Airport, and would board an early flight back to Pensacola the next day. Sitting alone at his gate in the early hours of the morning, he observed a young Middle Eastern woman sitting alone with a purse and a cell phone. From her seat, she could see the airport tower. She was continually making calls, and peering back and forth at the tower and the runway. Long before most of the passengers arrived at the gate, three men wearing the same kind of shirt with a travel company logo approached the woman. He heard one say, "How long must you stay here?" She replied, "Just a little longer." The men spoke Arabic then left. Moments later, she exited the area and was not seen again. A few hours later, after arriving in Pensacola, he heard of airplanes taking off from Logan airport and attacking the Twin Towers. He reported the information and was convinced the woman and the three men were part of the plan. A Florida paper originally reported the incident, but then the report was dropped. I first heard this information I am now telling you from a woman who lives in Florida near the school where President Bush spoke on September 11. That morning, a white van with two Middle Eastern-looking men pulled up to the school. There appeared to be television cameras in the van. They informed the security personnel that they were a television crew, and had a scheduled meeting with President Bush following his speech. They wanted to set up the equipment for the interview. The security personnel checked with the Secret Service, who forbade the men from entering because there was no