• Interesting how early in the article it says four firefighters were injured, yet at the end it says 1 firefighter and 2 civilians.

• Dennis Shields might be someone to look into (article mentiones Cohen texting him to get out).

• No sprinklers on upper floors.

• NO announcement to residents, also…no fire alarm? Fire alarm not mentioned, but you would think a fire alarm would have been going off.

• 'Smelled like sulphur' Not sure if this means anything, but my first thought was 'that means someone set the fire'.

• Firefighters accompanied Secret Service to inspect President's residence. Anyone know if this would be normal procedure for the firefighters to accompany the secret service?

https:// www.nytimes.com/2018/04/07/nyregion/trump-tower-fire.html

>>980486

The text message was the 2nd thing I mentioned.

>>980495

Ok, thanks.

>>980502

It's why I mentioned maybe looking into Dennis Shields.

My connection has been wonky for days and half the pages I go to won't load..so…

>>980506

Makes it really frustrating to try to dig.

>>980523

Didn't Kansas recently pass legislation that said Teachers could arms themselves if they wanted? Or was that a different state?

>>980532

Ok, that makes sense.

>>980538

Ok that just leaves the text message and the disparity of injury reports.

>>980581

Could be a 'notify next of kin first' thing, which would not be out of the ordinary.

>>980612

Actually,DeceptionBytes on Youtube did a fairly good dig on this. Worth watching.

Ok, back to youtube digging (at least that pretty much always works.