The building was blown up. If things didn't move when they were blown up, it wouldn't be a very effective way to demolish them, would it? Provan found the holes, just not where his erstwhile fellow deniers were looking for them.
Dave
I think I know what you're saying and it's not what Revdude thinks you're saying. But Revdude's interpretation isn't coming out of nowhere.
To use an example similar to the one above, let's say you have the roof with the Zyklon B induction holes in the roof. You then blow up the building and the roof is broken into any number of pieces. You find all the pieces of the roof and put it back together again. Are you saying it's possible that the holes won't be in the same spot as they were before the roof was blown up? That they shifted?
