A small, but useful development.
As you probably know, there's been plenty of controversy over Barbara Olson's call from Flight 77. Truthers who want to claim there were no hijackers have to try and discredit it, so they'll say Ted Olson "changed his story" over whether it was from an airfone or not, have claimed there were no airfones on Flight 77 anyway, and so on.
Somewhere back in this thread I posted a link to an FBI report on a Mercy Lorenzo, an AT&T operator who said she'd received a call from a woman on Flight 77 asking to be forwarded to her husband in Washington. Olson? Sounded like it, but the report said the husband was a "sergeant", and the number was redacted, so we couldn't be sure.
But now that's all changed, and here, for the first time in public since NARA sent it to me this morning, is the unredacted version:
http://911myths.com/images/d/da/265A-NY-280350-302-22170-Unredacted.png
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Full PDF version is here, if you need it)
Google for "202 514 2201" and it turns up various people in the Solicitor General's office, and this is also the number identified with Ted Olson in
another document.
So, for the first time ever we've a named direct witness to Olson's experience aside from her husband, as well as some support for it being an airfone call (AT&T reportedly handled the airfones on flight 77). Small news, as I said, and the truthers will say "it's fake" or "it doesn't prove it was her", but anyway I still think it's a solid step forward.