By Independent News Roundup
Former World Trade Center maintenance worker William Rodriguez shares a chilling first-hand account that directly contradicts the official 9/11 narrative.
At exactly 8:46 AM on September 11th, Rodriguez recalls hearing a violent explosion from below — before the first plane hit the North Tower. The blast was so intense it lifted people off the ground, shattered ceilings, and activated the sprinklers.
Rodriguez describes a second, separate explosion moments later — likely the plane impact — but insists the initial blast originated from the building’s sublevels, possibly the mechanical room in Basement Level 2.
He testified before the 9/11 Commission, but his story was omitted from the final report. Why was a critical eyewitness, one of the last survivors pulled from Ground Zero, silenced?
This interview raises serious questions:
Were there explosives planted in the Twin Towers?
Why was his testimony behind closed doors?
Has the truth about 9/11 been deliberately buried?
Watch now and decide for yourself and comment below...
TRANSCRIPT:
William Rodriguez, famously dubbed "The Last Man Out," was a janitor on 9/11 who heroically saved lives by unlocking doors with a master key
"William Rodriguez was a maintenance worker at Number Two World Trade Center. He has a story that not only contradicts the official 911 account, but shakes it to its very foundation. At 8:46, while we're talking in front of the office, we hear an explosion, very loud. Push us upwards. Upwards.
All the walls shaped, uh, they cracked the false ceiling, fell on top of us. The sprinkler system got activated. Water started spewing everywhere. Everybody's screaming in horror. Oh my God.
Oh my God. Oh my God. Now was this a result from the plane hitting? No, no, no. This is um, before the plane hitting town.
This. So this explosion came from below? Well, the first thing that I thought it was that it came from the mechanical room that was on the basement number two. I went to say, you know, it may be when we hear all the way on the top of the building. And I speculated that it was the plane hitting the tower.
So these two explosions were completely separate? Completely separate. The official 911 hijacked jets brought down the towers, not explosive devices. If you can remember. How much time would you say was between the two explosions?
Six or seven seconds difference. That close? That close. And I wasn't the only one that felt this. There were the 14 people inside the office.
Did all you people tell this to the 911 Commission? I testified for the 911 Commission behind closed doors. Why behind closed doors? Well, uh, my speculation was that they didn't want the story to be out. How does the lab man out get left out of the 911 Commission Report?
We've definitely got the makings of a conspiracy"
.svg){kind=logo}
