On September 12, 2001, Peter Jennings interviews Marlene Cruz, a carpenter injured in one of the pre-collapse explosions in the WTC sub-basement level B before the planes hit the towers. She was the first casualty of 9/11 admitted at Bellevue Hospital. Cruz is a living witness whose testimony proves that pre-planted explosives were used to weaken the foundations of the towers as part of a well-planned controlled demolition.
In this interview, Cruz says she was passed out for about 40 minutes after the explosion, after which she was discovered and taken to Bellevue Hospital. Additionally, the ambulance and hospital admission records will reflect the exact times she was attended to, (which we don't have at this point).
Her testimony also corroborates that of William Rodriguez, the WTC janitor who witnessed the basement blasts, and saw others who were injured as well. Even if she was injured after the planes hit (which, I believe, isn't the case), how could a plane impacting the building 100 floors above create a huge explosive blast in the sub basement? Not possible.
