You asked the accused if they did it, they said no, case closed no mystery here. If you spent the same amount of time trying to disprove the 'man in a cave' theory as you have done the 'inside job' theory maybe folks like me would have more faith in your words. But you don't. The only interest you have in is disproving any other theory other than the official theory. I also notice that you didn't mention that Barry Jennings can no longer add to his testimony as he is now dead. As if we needed more fuel for our doubting minds. Your coverage and misdirection just gets worse and worse. Tower 7 is only one piece of the case against the 'man in a cave' theory. The list of smoking guns is well into the hundreds. The more you avoid a straight investigation or a striaght open debate about 9/11, and 7/7 for that matter (I see the 7/7 documentary has been shelved) then the more, I for one, will doubt what you say. Oh then again you have lost so much credibility in the eyes of us 'self styled truthers' that they/we/I don't need your endorsement. Comment number 7. I watched the program when broadcast. My thoughts at the time were: Ever heard a slab of concrete dropped onto another slab of concrete, particularly where there are enclosed spaces. It sounds like a very loud explosion and causes vibrations etc. As part of the third tower was