Elizabeth Woodworth was interviewed for 30 minutes by PRN Host Stephen Lendman (on the right) about the four Consensus Points dealing with the telephone calls from the 9/11 airliners. Emerging evidence raises serious questions regarding connections to the ground, call durations, and conflicting witness reports. For example, two of the alleged cell phone calls reportedly made from 25,000 to 35,000 feet were left on voice-mail showing Caller ID. This, according to cell phone experts of the day, would have been impossible, as connections from these altitudes could only last for seconds, if indeed they were possible at all.
Popular American talk radio host Gary Null interviews Elizabeth Woodworth, Co-founder of the 9/11 Consensus Panel, about some of the major Consensus Points established by the expert group to date.
Woodworth summarizes these points, and the scientific method used to derive them, at the 25-minute mark of this archived interview.
Panel Co-Founder and Coordinator, Elizabeth Woodworth, was interviewed for 30 minutes on television about the Panel’s Consensus Points, which were backed up with excellent graphics. The interview, “Face to Face With Elizabeth Woodworth and 9/11 Consensus,” may be seen on YouTube, and on Vimeo.
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