The FBI first publishes photos of the 9/11 disaster, rejecting conspiracy theories

The images of two planes that crashed into the Twin Towers remain unsurpassed, causing them to collapse one after another. Real-time broadcast, past thousands of times on screens around the world, they became the first major planetary media event with which the new millennium was dramatically inaugurated.

What about those photos that had to document the devastating effects of the third plane, the one who left Washington with the American Airlines 757, who was abducted between 8.51 and 8.54 and ended up at the Pentagon?

The lack of matches fuelled rumours of conspiracy, which did not silence even after the broadcast of a video distributed in 2006, whose photograms have recorded the crash. What's behind those terrorists? Where did they get the orders from? Does that lack of appearance make a dark side?

Starting on September 11th, the conspiracy theory, this magic vision of history, where everything can be traced to a single cause that operates internationally, with a persistent will, spread from little everywhere.

It even turned into an interpreter scheme where, in politics, they find a population ground. Because it's the simplest way to explain the complex events of our present. And terrorism, precisely, seems to be separate from any rational scheme of cause-passing, fosters fantasy, fairy tales and varied fiction.

But now the FBI has decided to publish 27 previously unexplored photos, impressive images that clearly reveal the destruction of the building, hit by the plane.

Among the flames and smokes are the pieces of Boeing. Protagonists are investigators investigating throughout the military area and whose faces, because of security, have been hidden. Particularly significant are the images that read up to the flight number.

From the moment the plane hit the heart of American defense, the reasons for the delay can be understood. If it is thought of the importance that images have not only in the media but also in the historical narrative, it can be said that the distribution of these pictures marks a development that in some way makes conspiracy theories ridiculous. / CdS ) World.al