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amirrortotheenemy - December 27, 2006 08:13 PM (GMT)
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Richard Jones, 61 years old, IT consultant of Binfield near Bracknell, Berkshire; originally from Adrossan, Ayrshire. He was also an apprentice at an explosives factory in Ayrshire, most likely Nobel Energetics.

In this I'm assuming that the man pictured above was allowed to borrow Richard Jones' identity.

From the electoral roll there are two Richard Jones in Binfield; Richard R Jones (07-03-1944) at Fletcher Gardens and Richard L Jones at Munday Court.

A google search brings at least two candidates for either of the above. One working for SunGard and the other for 3M, both are based in Bracknell.

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Richard Jones (MBCI), Principal Consultant, BCM, Professional Services, SunGard Availability Services (UK) Limited

Richard Jones (MBCI) has been a consultant with SunGard Availability Services for 11 yeas. In the light of the growth and changed emphasis of SunGard Professional Services, Richard took on the role of Principal Consultant for the BCM practice in 2005

Richard has been involved with IT Recovery Management, IT Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Management for the past 24 years and has led risk and business continuity related projects worldwide. Richard has extensive experience working with companies in all market sectors.

His current role as the Business Continuity Principal Consultant is critical to the success of the SunGard Professional Services BCM practice. Working with the Head of Professional Services, the Principal Consultant is responsible for developing strategic business opportunities and managing client relationships at a senior level. Also key to this role is working internally to expand the practice’s capability and service offerings, and responsibility for leading strategic consulting engagements.

Previously Richard was an experienced Managing Consultant and led a dedicated team of UK based BCM and Risk Consultants for SunGard Professional Services for 6 years. This role involved leading strategic projects in the UK, EMEA and US, but also included developing sales opportunities with account teams, product development for the practice and quality control of deliverables.

Based on his performance in 2005-2006, he was voted the CIR – Business Continuity Consultant of the Year 2006.

Source


Peter Power and Richard Jones receiving their awards from this year's Business Continuity Awards.

Business Continuity Consultant of the Year
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Lifetime Achievement
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Source

The other Richard Jones who fits the profile is Richard L. Jones, Business Development Manager for 3M. He was a speaker at the LIBER 34th Annual Conference 2005 held at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. The programme states that he was scheduled to give a talk on the 'role of new technology in deciding strategic direction' - mainly concerning RFID - on the morning of Thursday, 7th July 2005.

matt - December 27, 2006 08:52 PM (GMT)
my, what a small world it is :o

cmain - December 28, 2006 09:39 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (amirrortotheenemy @ Dec 27 2006, 08:13 PM)
From the electoral roll there are two Richard Jones in Binfield; Richard R Jones at Fletcher Gardens and Richard L Jones at Munday Court.

I did a Tracesmart on Jones earlier this year. It showed Richard R Jones was age 62 in 2006, whereas Richard L Jones was 44, so I concluded that Richard R Jones of Fletcher Gardens was the bus eye witness. I wrote to him at that address, but received no reply (as documented on another thread somewhere).

Bridget - December 29, 2006 10:31 AM (GMT)
Brilliant research amirrortotheenemy and cmain.

Jones & Power, Business Continuity eh?

So who is the man in the picture if he isn't Richard Jones? And why has he pretended to be Richard Jones?

Bridget - December 29, 2006 10:58 AM (GMT)
Sungard and the BMJ:
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HOW THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL COPED IN THE WAKE OF THE 7/7 BOMBINGS
A BMJ case study

On 7 July last year, the British Medical Journal (BMJ), based at the British Medical Association’s headquarters in Tavistock Square, London, found itself at the centre of the terrorist attacks on the city.  The London bus bomb exploded directly outside the offices of the BMJ, resulting in denial of access to the premises in the wake of the bombing. In the hours, days and weeks that followed the bombings, the BMJ worked with SunGard Availability Services to ensure that the business was able to continue to function and to keep up its proud 160-year tradition of never failing to produce the weekly journal, despite having endured two world wars and various other difficulties associated with being located in central London.

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Head office

SunGard Availability Services
12-13 Bracknell Beeches
Old Bracknell Lane West
Bracknell
Berkshire
RG12 7BW

Presumably Richmal Oates-Whitehead who worked for the BMJ would also have transferred to the Sungard facility.

The Antagonist - December 29, 2006 12:26 PM (GMT)
Great research, folks.

It looks very much like Richard Jones should be included in the list of mendacious eye witnesses that includes Mark Whitby and Tony Larkin both of whom provided wildly off-the-mark accounts of Jean Charles de Menezes' execution.

For what it's worth (probably not a lot) I've encounted the name of SunGard before, via the blog logs, I just never got round to putting 2 and 2 together, as appears to have been done above.

suspecta - December 29, 2006 12:33 PM (GMT)
Fantastic, damning research. Also, these pieces here sheds considerable doubt on Richard Jones' credibility as a witness:

http://www.faulkingtruth.com/Articles/Comm...ryToo/1037.html

http://london-bombs.blogspot.com/2005/07/h...omb-on-bus.html

suspecta - December 29, 2006 01:01 PM (GMT)
Actually I'm confused. The man in the reports was 61 and Scottish - presumably he's the same guy as the Scottish explosives expert? Couldn't it just be a coincidence that there's another Richard Jones of Bracknell who knows Peter Power? I know it all looks very suspicious but I just want to get my head round all this (do try and keep up, Suspecta). :unsure:

cmain - December 29, 2006 09:18 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (Bridget @ Dec 29 2006, 10:58 AM)
Sungard and the BMJ:
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HOW THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL COPED IN THE WAKE OF THE 7/7 BOMBINGS
A BMJ case study

On 7 July last year, the British Medical Journal (BMJ), based at the British Medical Association’s headquarters in Tavistock Square, London, found itself at the centre of the terrorist attacks on the city.   The London bus bomb exploded directly outside the offices of the BMJ, resulting in denial of access to the premises in the wake of the bombing. In the hours, days and weeks that followed the bombings, the BMJ worked with SunGard Availability Services to ensure that the business was able to continue to function and to keep up its proud 160-year tradition of never failing to produce the weekly journal, despite having endured two world wars and various other difficulties associated with being located in central London.

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Head office

SunGard Availability Services
12-13 Bracknell Beeches
Old Bracknell Lane West
Bracknell
Berkshire
RG12 7BW

Presumably Richmal Oates-Whitehead who worked for the BMJ would also have transferred to the Sungard facility.

The case study PDF says the BMJ staff were relocated to the "City Recovery Campus", which must be somewhere in the City of London from this.

suspecta - December 29, 2006 09:34 PM (GMT)
But if the Richard Jones who worked for Sunguard and knew Peter Power was in Holland at the time, why couldn't it just have been the other, Scottish one? The BBC described him as Scottish and 61 which fits the description of the other one. Richard and Jones are both pretty common names after all....? Or have I completely missed something? :o

I don't think for a moment that Hasib was on the bus - Daniel's account bears this out and the 'eye-witness accounts' never added up anyway.

Suspecta

amirrortotheenemy - December 29, 2006 10:27 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (suspecta @ Dec 29 2006, 09:34 PM)
But if the Richard Jones who worked for Sunguard and knew Peter Power was in Holland at the time, why couldn't it just have been the other, Scottish one? The BBC described him as Scottish and 61 which fits the description of the other one. Richard and Jones are both pretty common names after all....? Or have I completely missed something? :o

I don't think for a moment that Hasib was on the bus - Daniel's account bears this out and the 'eye-witness accounts' never added up anyway.

Suspecta

I started the thread because there were two Richard Jones' in Binfield. I was trying to narrow it down to one of the two, when I came across Richard L Jones in Holland an IT consultant and who had an alibi for the 7th July for being away from London. So I thought I was onto something, it wasn't until cmain posted the ages of the two that I knew it couldn't of been his profile quoted in the press reports.

It is a more than odd coincidence that the only Richard Jones' based in Bracknell are both IT consultants and were in some way connected with the 7th July attacks.

It's also strange that they've given out fairly detailed info on unreliable/planted witnesses such as Larkin and Jones making them traceable and unable to completely disappear into obscurity.

suspecta - December 30, 2006 12:36 AM (GMT)
But the one quoted in the reports was the older one:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/berkshire/4663853.stm

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A bus passenger says he may have seen one of those responsible for the bomb attacks in London.
Richard Jones, from Binfield, near Bracknell, Berks, had got off a bus just before it was blown up in Tavistock Square on Thursday.

Mr Jones, 61, an IT consultant, has told BBC News he saw a man acting suspiciously on the bus.

He said the man was fiddling with something in his bag and seemed in an agitated state.

  Everybody is standing face-to-face and this guy kept dipping into this bag

Richard Jones

Mr Jones, who was forced to take the bus from Euston after Tube services were suspended, said: "He was standing next to me with a bag at his feet and he kept dipping into this bag and fiddling about with something.

"I was getting quite annoyed with this because it was a crowded bus.

"Everybody is standing face-to-face and this guy kept dipping into this bag."

Mr Jones, who said he got off the bus because it was in heavy traffic, has given a statement to police.

Police have yet been unable to establish whether a suicide bomber was responsible for the attack on the bus.

Police have said thirteen people were killed on the bus.


The picture in the article is of the older guy, so I don't understand why it makes any difference that another guy of the same name worked for Sunguard, was in Holland on the day of the bombings and knew Peter Power. It's a chilling coincidence but that could be all it is, unfortunately.

Bridget - December 30, 2006 12:44 AM (GMT)
QUOTE ("suspecta")
The picture in the article is of the older guy, so I don't understand why it makes any difference that another guy of the same name worked for Sunguard, was in Holland on the day of the bombings and knew Peter Power. It's a chilling coincidence but that could be all it is, unfortunately.

The Richard Jones in Holland was the younger of the two, so that eliminates him. The only other Richard Jones from Bracknell is the Sungard/Peter Power one.

The Antagonist - December 30, 2006 01:28 AM (GMT)
QUOTE
HOW THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL COPED IN THE WAKE OF THE 7/7 BOMBINGS
A BMJ case study

The same article as a PDF. As a result of 7/7, the BMJ acquired an additional 13 seats in Sungard's City location, bringing the total number of seats to 40.

Sungard do Sainsbury's and assist their Business Continuity Management Team (BCMT) too:
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2005 – The BCMT responds to 7/7: no loss of staff or customer life, but some stores have to be closed and some deliveries get stuck in traffic.  Event precipitates some new thinking in terms of Workplace Recovery needs.

Rollback and so much more

In March 2006, it was time for Steve to review his BC arrangements with reference to Workplace Recovery.  As he stated: “In the light of 9/11, 7/7 and other incidents, it was clear to me that the sort of risks we were facing and the disruption they could cause was changing.”  Ironically, on July 7, the BCMT had met for its quarterly BCM Steering Group meeting – a meeting that was rapidly called to a close as they handled the realities of 7/7. 

suspecta - December 30, 2006 01:58 PM (GMT)
Sorry to take up time trying to work this out. I get it now - the Richard Jones who says he was on the bus is the Sunguard/Peter Power one because the other one was away.

Only one bit of confusion remains - the one in the BBC report has conventional, short, rather bushy grey hair. The one in the picture with Peter Power has longer, brown, somewhat thinning hair (plus a grey beard but no matter). Their faces do look similar but as the business photo was taken in 2006 how can he have gone from grey to dark? Unless he dyed his hair in the meantime, I suppose? After all, how many 61-year-olds have naturally dark hair? Also, he could have dyed his hair for the photograph with Peter Power to help allay any potential suspicions about his connections with the mysterious Mr Power....

Surely if they'd used a picture of anyone else, like the other Richard Jones, for the BBC photo, the other Richard Jones and his friends and family would have been up in arms?

Whatever, he's got to be a planted liar, because how many people actually get off London buses and walk just because somebody is annoying them by merely rummaging around in a bag? Surely you stay on a bus whatever - sitting next to piss-stained tramps, screaming babies, scrapping teenagers - because you want to get to your destination?

And what better place to get a planted liar from than the very organisation that took over afterwards, with its clean and clear links to Peter Power. Shiver. And no wonder Jones chooses not to repond to emails.

cmain - December 30, 2006 09:23 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (Bridget @ Dec 30 2006, 12:44 AM)
QUOTE ("suspecta")
The picture in the article is of the older guy, so I don't understand why it makes any difference that another guy of the same name worked for Sunguard, was in Holland on the day of the bombings and knew Peter Power. It's a chilling coincidence but that could be all it is, unfortunately.

The Richard Jones in Holland was the younger of the two, so that eliminates him. The only other Richard Jones from Bracknell is the Sungard/Peter Power one.

I think we're in danger of getting carried away here and suspecta is right to be cautious.

There are only 2 Richard Jones in Binfield, but my Tracesmart lists 71 in Berkshire, all of whom could easily commute to Sungard in Bracknell. It is possible that the Fletcher Gardens Jones (the one who matches the profile) is the Sungard one, and the familiar picture of the white haired Jones on the BBC web site and elsewhere is actually of somebody else (ie the man with the beard is the real 61 year old Scottish Jones), but we don't have conclusive proof of this, and it is possible that the bearded Jones is one of the 69 others in Berkshire but not in Binfield.

I had a very rare Saturday with no wife or children today, so guess where I went, to do a bit of surveillance in Fletcher Gardens to try to obtain that conclusive proof. I failed. The only people I saw at the house were a woman aged 40-50 and a boy aged 10-15. Possibly they were only visiting, but I think they lived there because one of the bedrooms was clearly a child's bedroom. Could be Mr Jones married someone quite a bit younger, or could be that he has moved house in the last year and someone unconnected lives there now. I didn't have the courage just to knock on the door and ask.

Even if bearded Sungard Jones is not the same as the bus eye witness Jones, we have established a link between Richmal Oates-Whitehead and Peter Power which is important in its own right.

cmain - January 2, 2007 10:39 PM (GMT)
I picked up a couple of local newspapers, and have tried searching the archives of the corresponding web sites.

The Bracknell and Ascot Times has nothing for either Sungard or Richard Jones.

The Bracknell News has nothing for Sungard and one item on Richard Jones which reads more like a cut and paste of articles in the national media than an original article, and which has no accompanying photograph:

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'I took 10 or 12 steps away from the bus and it exploded'
Jul 14 2005

By James Osborne

A BINFIELD man says he stood next to the Tavistock Square bomber just seconds before an explosion ripped through a double-decker bus in Thursday's London atrocities.

Richard Jones had boarded the bus at Euston after officials closed the nearby underground station.

The 61-year-old IT consultant, who was trying to get to his office, became aware of a "suspicious" young man standing next to him.

Mr Jones got off the bus just three seconds before it exploded.

He said: "This chap started dipping down into his bag and getting back up then dipping down and getting back up.

He was getting more and more frustrated. "He did it about a dozen times in two or three minutes and looked extremely agitated. He was fiddling away, but he was getting annoyed with something.

"He kept bumping into me, it was getting on my nerves a bit, but I didn't say anything. He had his back to me and I couldn't see the bag properly but he looked well dressed."

Mr Jones left the bus and almost instantly was watching the carnage unfold.

"I took 10 or 12 steps away from the bus and it exploded," he said. "I felt the blast on the back of my head, turned around and saw there wasn't any top left on the bus. People were climbing down the debris at the back."

Kier - April 10, 2007 09:29 PM (GMT)

Paul - April 11, 2007 10:13 AM (GMT)
This is not the same clip of the girl being interviewed - It's at a different stage in the interview. Watch the people in the background and not the woman being interviewed. Focusing on the woman will only confuse even further as her voice and tape have been speeded up.

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Further to this startling revelation...

More stark was that carefully edited parts of the same footage were used in the BBC documentary ‘7/7 – The Day The Bombs came’ and channel Five’s ‘7/7 – Attack on London’ meaning somebody else who had 'editoral knowledge' also had knowledge of the cover-up.

No doubt most of the murderers and operatives (unwitting or otherwise) among the innocent citizens that morn ended up on the cutting room floor.

View the same clip edited for British Broadcast

(The same girl in the interview appears mid-way through)

http://daniel77witness.blogspot.com/2007/0...ib-hussain.html









amirrortotheenemy - April 11, 2007 11:12 AM (GMT)
The same video at normal speed

http://atvs.vg.no/player/index.php?id=1496
mms://video.vg.no/vg/video2005/storage/compressed/1496/wm_56.wmv

Paul - April 11, 2007 12:00 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (amirrortotheenemy @ Apr 11 2007, 11:12 AM)
The same video at normal speed

http://atvs.vg.no/player/index.php?id=1496
mms://video.vg.no/vg/video2005/storage/compressed/1496/wm_56.wmv

Thanks for finding that.

Well it does look like Richard Jones. The pink shirt the man's wearing is a further clue.

Jones is wearing a pink shirt in this clip.

http://www.itnsource.com/archivedata/Media...-73635-2058.mov

QUOTE
http://z13.invisionfree.com/julyseventh/index.php?showtopic=1291&st=0
S31100602-1-73635-2058.mov:
Richard Jones interview in what looks like a conference hall. Describes someone that isn't Hasib Hussain. Reporter goes on board a similar bus with a pundit who guesses "2 or 3 kilograms of plastic explosive". Unknown bus witness describes the location of the blast. 'Iconic image of the bus'.



Perhaps what we're seeing is Richard Jones on his way to catch the Number 30 bus at Euston, hence why he's in the area?

Is there anyway of telling what time the film was taken?

Paul




Paul - April 11, 2007 12:15 PM (GMT)
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The footage captures Richard Jones among the walking wounded from Russell Square and was taken some time after 9:20am, 30 minutes after the bomb blast at 8:51am that morning.

This was in the same location the 'man in grey' and other rucksack carrying participants in the Peter Power's Terror excercise were filmed walking among the genuine survivors.

Numerous testimonies given by the tube survivors agree it took 30 minutes before the electric power to the tracks were turned off allowing transport staff to come and escort them through the dark tunnel to saftey.

This time lapse proves Richard Jones could never have arrived at Euston bus terminal in time to board the number 30 bus and the buses driver never stopped to pick up any more passengers before the bomb went off at 9:47am.

"Richard Jones's testimony has now been categorically proven to be a complete fabrication." Daniel Obachike

http://daniel77witness.blogspot.com/2007/0...ib-hussain.html


There seems to me a possiblity that Jones could have made it to Euston bus terminal in order to catch the number 30. The timing of the film with him in the background would be very helpful. Interestingly, if this is Jones walking in the background then his story about getting off just before the bus explosion has a ring of truth about it - you wouldn't stay on a bus now going through the area you've just come from, would you?



The Antagonist - April 11, 2007 12:21 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (amirrortotheenemy @ Apr 11 2007, 12:12 PM)
The same video at normal speed

http://atvs.vg.no/player/index.php?id=1496
mms://video.vg.no/vg/video2005/storage/compressed/1496/wm_56.wmv

A few screen grabs showing the Richard Jones player walking past the lady being interviewed:

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Just for the record, in Daniel's original post about Richard Jones there was a broken link to the J7 Russell Square thread so I emailed him the correct URL. The link has since been removed entirely!

Muncher - April 11, 2007 11:19 PM (GMT)
A few observations:

The man's facial features are all consistant with the picture of Richard Jones and the ITN source clip. Although it looks to me like the parting in his hair is on the opposite side. The shirt collars are all very similar.

He also appears to fiddle with something on his belt.

The direction he is walking in is away from Euston station.

cappa - April 12, 2007 12:13 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (Paul @ Apr 11 2007, 12:15 PM)
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The footage captures Richard Jones among the walking wounded from Russell Square and was taken some time after 9:20am, 30 minutes after the bomb blast at 8:51am that morning.

This was in the same location the 'man in grey' and other rucksack carrying participants in the Peter Power's Terror excercise were filmed walking among the genuine survivors.

Numerous testimonies given by the tube survivors agree it took 30 minutes before the electric power to the tracks were turned off allowing transport staff to come and escort them through the dark tunnel to saftey.

This time lapse proves Richard Jones could never have arrived at Euston bus terminal in time to board the number 30 bus and the buses driver never stopped to pick up any more passengers before the bomb went off at 9:47am.

"Richard Jones's testimony has now been categorically proven to be a complete fabrication." Daniel Obachike

http://daniel77witness.blogspot.com/2007/0...ib-hussain.html


There seems to me a possiblity that Jones could have made it to Euston bus terminal in order to catch the number 30. The timing of the film with him in the background would be very helpful. Interestingly, if this is Jones walking in the background then his story about getting off just before the bus explosion has a ring of truth about it - you wouldn't stay on a bus now going through the area you've just come from, would you?

Huh? Is this organised confusion time?.

Probably not your fault , J7 has been infiltrated by theorists and government desktop types stirring seeds of doubt.

The woman in the foreground is all the timing you need.
If she got out of the train before the power to the tracks was turned off she would have been electricuted!

It took 30 minutes.
See your arch nemesis Rachel in her urban 75 blog - (before she got famous)
(Pssst Bridget, She changes it in her updated blogspot, to 10-20 mins, very sus)

P:S I read her book's first 4 chapters. Kinda cutesy

numeral - April 12, 2007 12:34 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (cappa @ Apr 12 2007, 12:13 AM)
QUOTE (Paul @ Apr 11 2007, 12:15 PM)
QUOTE
The footage captures Richard Jones among the walking wounded from Russell Square and was taken some time after 9:20am, 30 minutes after the bomb blast at 8:51am that morning.

This was in the same location the 'man in grey' and other rucksack carrying participants in the Peter Power's Terror excercise were filmed walking among the genuine survivors.

Numerous testimonies given by the tube survivors agree it took 30 minutes before the electric power to the tracks were turned off allowing transport staff to come and escort them through the dark tunnel to saftey.

This time lapse proves Richard Jones could never have arrived at Euston bus terminal in time to board the number 30 bus and the buses driver never stopped to pick up any more passengers before the bomb went off at 9:47am.

"Richard Jones's testimony has now been categorically proven to be a complete fabrication." Daniel Obachike

http://daniel77witness.blogspot.com/2007/0...ib-hussain.html


There seems to me a possiblity that Jones could have made it to Euston bus terminal in order to catch the number 30. The timing of the film with him in the background would be very helpful. Interestingly, if this is Jones walking in the background then his story about getting off just before the bus explosion has a ring of truth about it - you wouldn't stay on a bus now going through the area you've just come from, would you?

Huh? Is this organised confusion time?.

Probably not your fault , J7 has been infiltrated by theorists and government desktop types stirring seeds of doubt.

The woman in the foreground is all the timing you need.
If she got out of the train before the power to the tracks was turned off she would have been electricuted!

It took 30 minutes.
See your arch nemesis Rachel in her urban 75 blog - (before she got famous)
(Pssst Bridget, She changes it in her updated blogspot, to 10-20 mins, very sus)

P:S I read her book's first 4 chapters. Kinda cutesy

From the Piccadilly Line Duty Operations Manager's Incident Report:
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At 0850hrs, the tunnel telephone for Holloway Road – Russell Square westbound Current Rail Section tripped. The train service was held whilst station staff checked the tunnel telephones at relevant stations. Early indications were of a serious power failure, with loss of CCTV monitors in the central area. At 0856hrs, heavy smoke was seen issuing from the west bore of the eastbound platform tunnel at Kings Cross. W311 was stalled between Kings Cross and Russell Square, according to the signalling diagram, over the crossover leading from the eastbound to westbound running lines. It was mostly impossible from this point to gather information or make outgoing calls from Earl’s Court due to overloading of the telephone system. At 0900hrs, customers were seen exiting the westbound tunnel onto the platform at Kings Cross. Traction Current was discharged from the Russell Square – Holloway Road Current Rail Section at 0900hrs. The Northern Line DOM was contacted and requested to stop train movements in the Kings Cross area in case customers got lost and worked their way into the Kings Cross loop

There were only three guys who broke out of the back of the train when the track was live. Another group of passengers broke out of the middle of train and went through the crossover to the eastbound platform.

Note also that 9 passengers got out via Russell Square and arrived BTP HQ (in Tavistock Place?) by 9.09. RN's 20 minutes is plausible.

It is true though that generally passengers in the rear 5 cars did not take the opportunity to leave because they were afraid of electrocution.

The Antagonist - April 12, 2007 01:30 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (Muncher @ Apr 12 2007, 12:19 AM)
The man's facial features are all consistant with the picture of Richard Jones and the ITN source clip. Although it looks to me like the parting in his hair is on the opposite side. The shirt collars are all very similar.

Certainly looks like Richard Jones to me. As for his hair parting, he's obviously got a touch of the David Cameron's.
QUOTE (Muncher @ Apr 12 2007, 12:19 AM)
The direction he is walking in is away from Euston station.

A point worth noting.
QUOTE (cappa @ Apr 12 2007, 12:13 AM)
If she got out of the train before the power to the tracks was turned off she would have been electricuted!

Presumably electrocution would only occur if contact was made with the live third rail:
QUOTE
Subject: 11. Underground and National Railways Safety

You should never touch the third rail or an overhead lines. Contact
with the live rail or overhead line will result in severe burns or
death. 

It is theoretically possible to stand on the third rail, as long as no
part of your body provides a earth by touching the ground or another
object. However do NOT try this out at home! Anything in contact with
the third rail is also dangerous for example a puddle. You always
assume that the third rail and overhead lines are live at all times.
QUOTE (cappa @ Apr 12 2007, 12:13 AM)
The woman in the foreground is all the timing you need.

Given that the timing appears to be a crucial aspect of supporting the conclusion being made here, a definitive confirmation of the timings would be useful.

Empirically, however, after nigh-on two years of research, definitively establishing anything about what actually happened on 7th July 2005 is far from easy, hence the J7 calls for the release of the evidence and a full, independent public inquiry outside the scope of the Public Inquiries Cover-Up Bill Inquiries Act 2005. But then that is the whole point of a psyop, isn't it?

numeral - April 12, 2007 06:36 AM (GMT)
When on the Underground, be aware of the fourth rail also.

Paul - April 12, 2007 10:48 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (cappa @ Apr 12 2007, 12:13 AM)
QUOTE (Paul @ Apr 11 2007, 12:15 PM)
QUOTE
The footage captures Richard Jones among the walking wounded from Russell Square and was taken some time after 9:20am, 30 minutes after the bomb blast at 8:51am that morning.

This was in the same location the 'man in grey' and other rucksack carrying participants in the Peter Power's Terror excercise were filmed walking among the genuine survivors.

Numerous testimonies given by the tube survivors agree it took 30 minutes before the electric power to the tracks were turned off allowing transport staff to come and escort them through the dark tunnel to saftey.

This time lapse proves Richard Jones could never have arrived at Euston bus terminal in time to board the number 30 bus and the buses driver never stopped to pick up any more passengers before the bomb went off at 9:47am.

"Richard Jones's testimony has now been categorically proven to be a complete fabrication." Daniel Obachike

http://daniel77witness.blogspot.com/2007/0...ib-hussain.html


There seems to me a possiblity that Jones could have made it to Euston bus terminal in order to catch the number 30. The timing of the film with him in the background would be very helpful. Interestingly, if this is Jones walking in the background then his story about getting off just before the bus explosion has a ring of truth about it - you wouldn't stay on a bus now going through the area you've just come from, would you?

Huh? Is this organised confusion time?.

Probably not your fault , J7 has been infiltrated by theorists and government desktop types stirring seeds of doubt.

The woman in the foreground is all the timing you need.
If she got out of the train before the power to the tracks was turned off she would have been electricuted!

It took 30 minutes.
See your arch nemesis Rachel in her urban 75 blog - (before she got famous)
(Pssst Bridget, She changes it in her updated blogspot, to 10-20 mins, very sus)

P:S I read her book's first 4 chapters. Kinda cutesy

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(cappa @ Apr 12 2007, 12:13 AM)
Huh? Is this organised confusion time?.



Cappa,

This is certainly not 'organised confusion time'. I am genuine and sincere in all my posts and comments on this forum. Organising confusion is not my intention as I seek to make some sense of a terrible day.


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Probably not your fault , J7 has been infiltrated by theorists and government desktop types stirring seeds of doubt.


Probably not my fault? There is no 'probably' about it.

Infiltration? I trust my judgement and J7 is providing a very real service to the people of this country.

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The woman in the foreground is all the timing you need.
If she got out of the train before the power to the tracks was turned off she would have been electricuted! 

It took 30 minutes.


Confirmation of timing is not an unreasonable request.

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See your arch nemesis Rachel in her urban 75 blog - (before she got famous)
(Pssst Bridget, She changes it in her updated blogspot, to 10-20 mins, very sus)

P:S I read her book's first 4 chapters. Kinda cutesy 


I personally do not consider Rachel North an arch nemesis. Just for the record I have never knowingly met or communicated with Rachel North in any form.

Like Rachel, Daniel's contributions are also playing an important part in this unfolding process.

Paul

amirrortotheenemy - April 13, 2007 01:25 PM (GMT)
I've found a large picture for Sungard's Richard Jones. They compare quite well apart from around the eyes and the eyebrows, maybe the nose is a little bigger as well.

user posted image

Source

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Business Continuity & Risk Management Roadshow

27 Mar, 2004: The Inter-Continental Hotel, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
29 Mar, 2004: The Crowne Plaza, Bahrain, Bahrain
31 Mar, 2004: The Fairmont, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Since September 11th, 2001 most firms, as well as the financial services industry as a whole, have been focusing on disaster recovery/business continuity planning.


Does anyone have a good quality video capture or photo for Richard Jones the bus witness?

Kier - April 13, 2007 03:11 PM (GMT)
I only know of this little one, amtte:

user posted image

Bridget - April 22, 2007 07:51 PM (GMT)
SunGard gets a mention here:

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ATTACKS SPARK FINANCE PROBE

Jul 14 2005

THE impact of Thursday's bomb blasts on London's financial markets are to be investigated by a committee set up by the UK Treasury, Bank of England and Financial Services Authority, theFinancial News says.

An FSA spokesman told the paper that the confidential meeting would look at what happened to the market following the attacks, which were perpetrated by suicide bombers.

The Financial News said that on Thursday, 28 financial institutions contacted SunGard, the US disaster recovery provider


Bridget - April 24, 2007 02:09 PM (GMT)

Bridget - June 1, 2007 11:32 AM (GMT)
Another Richard Jones but this time involved with ICTS via MUSC (which also provides the handy disposal of ordinance and IEDs).

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Kidnap and Ransom

MUSC has developed a partnership with a highly respected risk consultancy firm with experience in handling kidnap and ransom situations. MUSC will be responsible for risk assessment, and will work with clients to help minimize the risk of boarding and hostage-taking. A new Lloyds insurance product is aimed specifically at this market, and incorporates the services within the premium charged, under the brand Transmarine.

ICTS-MUSC newsletter pdf
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MUSC offers consultancy, leading to the undertaking of:

    • Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) (land, ships and sub-sea)
    • Marine and Beach Surveys
    • Marine, Beach, Port and River Clearance
    • Wreck, Dangerous Cargo Removal & Disposal
    • Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) disposal (any location)

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CRISIS MANAGEMENT
MUSC offers
•Contingency planning
•Crisis management
•Crowd movement modelling
•Evacuation planning
•Drills and large-scale exercises


Not a lot of information about him that I can find - anyone else?


amirrortotheenemy - June 1, 2007 12:27 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (Bridget @ Jun 1 2007, 12:32 PM)
Not a lot of information about him that I can find - anyone else?

Richard Llewelyn Philip Jones, born in 1942 and has an address in the borough of Camden.

soulshoes - June 1, 2007 11:31 PM (GMT)
Hi Bridgit, I once lived in the lower end of Marchmont street, & I could walk to my work place by the Mornington Crescent tube in about 20mins. If he hopped into a cab he could have made it easily.
Where was this Richard Jones' office where he said he was late getting to. He could have caught a cab if he was concerned about being late.

The Antagonist - July 4, 2007 11:28 PM (GMT)
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BMA Home  >  Library and Medline  >  About us, events, services and collections  >  Our services explained

A printed library guide is available in the library or can be posted on request. BMA members should contact the Reader Services librarian or duty librarian if they have reference enquiries:

Richard Jones
Reader Services Librarian
BMA Library
BMA House
Tavistock Square
London
WC1H 9JP


tel: 020 7383 6614 or 7383 6060
fax: 020 7383 2533
or email here to: rjones@bma.org.uk

whatsacubit - July 9, 2007 09:30 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (The Antagonist @ Jul 5 2007, 12:28 AM)
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BMA Home  >  Library and Medline  >  About us, events, services and collections  >  Our services explained

A printed library guide is available in the library or can be posted on request. BMA members should contact the Reader Services librarian or duty librarian if they have reference enquiries:

Richard Jones
Reader Services Librarian
BMA Library
BMA House
Tavistock Square
London
WC1H 9JP


tel: 020 7383 6614 or 7383 6060
fax: 020 7383 2533
or email here to: rjones@bma.org.uk

Direct link:
http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Content/LIBRe...eEnquiryService

Like Suspecta, I'm having difficulty keeping up with the Joneses, but it seems that one of them has been in that same post since 2004:
http://web.archive.org/web/20041212224611/...eEnquiryService

cmain - July 10, 2007 09:49 AM (GMT)
There's a lot of them about. Richard Jones of EC Harris:
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Richard Jones
E: richard.jones@echarris.com T: +44 (0)20 7391 2807
Richard is an expert in affordable housing and is a specialist on the Egan agenda and partnering particularly in relation to affordable housing and has considerable experience in strategic business planning. Richard is a shadow board member of the Southend Housing Partnership and is a member of the Regeneration Housing Forum. He has also worked as a specialist cost journalist for Building magazine.
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E C Harris
Lynton House
7-12 Tavistock Square
London
WC1H 9LX
UK

Tel: +44 20 7387 8431
Fax: +44 20 7380 0493

The Antagonist - July 10, 2007 12:10 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (cmain @ Jul 10 2007, 10:49 AM)
There's a lot of them about. Richard Jones of EC Harris:
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Richard Jones
E: richard.jones@echarris.com T: +44 (0)20 7391 2807
Richard is an expert in affordable housing and is a specialist on the Egan agenda and partnering particularly in relation to affordable housing and has considerable experience in strategic business planning. Richard is a shadow board member of the Southend Housing Partnership and is a member of the Regeneration Housing Forum. He has also worked as a specialist cost journalist for Building magazine.
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E C Harris
Lynton House
7-12 Tavistock Square
London
WC1H 9LX
UK

Tel: +44 20 7387 8431
Fax: +44 20 7380 0493

EC Harris have offices in Lynton House (parts of which were used to treat the injured after the number 30 bus explosion) and may well have been the employer of Beverli Rhodes at the time of 7th July 2005 who forbade staff from talking to the press or police, if Ms Rhodes statement to the GLA 7 July Review Committee is anything to go by.




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