Reply #114: No I know it exists. The coroners offices compiled them [View All]

[nadinbrzezinski]

the missing persons lists that both the ARC and the ICRC collected are part of it

It is STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE in any disaster... sorry, worked many of them for real too.. So I happen to have quite the operational understanding as to how this works and classifications for people put into these lists. It is not theory for me... but for you, if it is is not easily accessible (yes the coroners lists are public record, you could go request them, if you wish FOIA them) then they don't exist... your mind is made up.


I told you who got them going.

Why it was done, in case you think it is just because, it is a LEGAL requirement

Provided you with links as to some of the lists, which also include missing and dead... nature of the beast...

Leading horses to water and making them drink comes to mind... you can lead them, but you can't make them drink.

I have to say it, it is you who needs to believe that these lists were not put together... it is part of your philosophy and the tinfoll hattery that they didn't do it. There were many errors made during the disaster, but lists of the dead and the wounded, those are anal. Now people sent out of area, that was one of the mistakes and why the ICRC got their lists going. (Again that pesky operational knowledge) And some mistakes were made on purpose, IMHO... or out of cowardice, again that operational knowledge.

Now like any other major disaster around the world, I doubt they are complete, but they exist. And it has nothing to do with the conspiracy nuts... after a certain point, this was a Level Four disaster... go look that up... it gets very hard to get complete lists, which is part of the nightmare for survivors, no matter where.

But perhaps screaming will get through the wax in your ears.