Watch 9/11 Explosive Evidence: Experts Speak Out

911 was the day that changed America forever. These never before seen depictions and first hand accounts proclaiming a much darker deception behind the 911 tragedies. We all know the heart wrenching story of 911. But in this controversial film documentary you will see well known experts, educated engineers, knowledgeable scientists, and meticulous architects try persuasively to let the public know the truth behind 9/11, and the conclusion of their evidence obtained from the towers. All fingers point to explosive- controlled ammunition at ground zero. Many experts say it was a conspiracy which the government had full knowledge about, and perhaps precipitated this terror. Cover-ups, lies, and fraudulent statements are what this film talks about. Many theories are out there about this tragedy, but the real truth is in the rubble left behind. Experts get to the bottom of this enigma in hopes of setting the record straight, making the right person/or persons accountable for this hideous mass killing, and giving the victims and their families some sort of peace. Forty-three experts come up with compelling proof via forensic analysis (of the World Trade Center debris) that suggests that, in fact, explosives were used at ground zero. Which they also conclude that the government, FEMA, NIST, among others not only contain serious errors in sworn documents and omissions, but could possibly be outright fraudulent and forged documentation. This documentary opens our minds up to the possibility that we the pubic have not been told the truth about what happened on September 11th, 2001. Scientists want to uncover the cover- up that did take place, and with further evidence, and further review of this hypothesis, scientists will soon get the answers they were looking for. This film tells of first-hand experiences at ground zero, and highlights the importance of the scientific analysis and what the conclusions mean for the public. Scientists are getting to the bottom of this enigma so the victims and their families can have closure.