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 Russell Pickering's History with CIT, & his exit from the movement
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Craig Ranke CIT
Posted: Jan 29 2012, 08:09 PM


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The following article and corresponding video break down the details regarding the formation of CIT and our history with Russell Pickering, the former owner of pentagonresearch.com.

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What Happened to Russell Pickering's Website Pentagonresearch.com?
By: Citizen Investigation Team
January 27, 2012

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Russell Pickering was arguably the most well known 9/11 Pentagon event researcher for a few years prior to December 2007 when he dramatically "quit" the truth movement as documented here.  He was the creator and owner of the now defunct website pentagonresearch.com that is cited numerous times in David Ray Griffin's book "Debunking 9/11 Debunking".  An archive of his site from February 2007 can be found here (cached backup).

Citizen Investigation Team (CIT) spent a few days with Russell in person during our very first research trip to Arlington, VA in late August 2006 while we were volunteering as research consultants to the 9/11 documentary "Loose Change Final Cut" by Dylan Avery.

Read full article here:
What Happened to Russell Pickering's Website Pentagonresearch.com?

Watch video here:  Russell Pickering's History with CIT & the 9/11 Truth Movement (YouTube)

Download image here:  Photo of former pentagonresearch.com owner Russell Pickering
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