英語 での Barbara olson の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Sequence of the Calls: According to Olson's telephone receptionist, Lori Keyton, the first call from Barbara Olson was a collect call, made through an operator, whereas the second call was different:"This time Barbara Olsen[sic] was on the line when she answered.
The records available for the phone calls from American 77 do not allow for a determination of which of four'connected calls to unknown numbers' represent the two between Barbara and Ted Olson, although the FBI and DOJ believe that all four represent communications between Barbara Olson and her husband's office….
While there was no direct evidence with respect to the"unknown calls," interviews with recipients(especially Lori Keyton who was answering the phone in Ted Olson's office on 9/11), plus interviews of family members of other Flight 77 passengers, has lead to the conclusion that all of these unknown calls were from Barbara Olson to her husband Ted's office.
Prior to learning about the FBI 2006 report to the Moussaoui trial, which indicated that Barbara Olson had attempted only one call and that it was“unconnected” so that it lasted for“0 seconds,” members of the 9/11 Truth Movement already had reasons for doubting the truth of Ted Olson's claim that she had made two calls to him from Flight 77, during each of which they had conversations.
This sequence raises some questions: In the first place, if Barbara Olson had her credit card(contrary to Ted Olson's speculation) and also had access to an onboard phone, so that she knew that she could call her husband's office direct, why did she first use an operator to call collect Ð a procedure that, besides also requiring a credit card, would have taken extra time?
Then, realizing that Wagner's reply left open the possibility that American's 757s might have had phones that, while intended only for use by the crew, Barbara Olson might conceivably have borrowed, Morgan and Henshall sent another letter, asking,“are there any onboard phones at all on AA 757s, i.e., that could be used either by passengers or cabin crew?”.
One attempt to reconcile the FBI's Moussaoui trial phone report with the claim made by Ted Olson, according to which his wife called him twice from Flight 77, has been to suggest that this FBI report was intended to confirm Olson's account, and successfully did so, by saying that all four of the connected calls to unknown numbers were calls from Barbara Olson to her husband's office.
These suggestions all revolve around the fact that the FBI's telephone report about American Flight 77, besides indicating that there was an unconnected call from Barbara Olson and two calls from Renee May- one unconnected, the other connected- also indicated that there were five calls from this flight that were doubly unknown: Each was made by an“unknown caller” to an“unknown number.”.
But good evidence is provided by the apparent fact that, as this critic's failed attempt illustrates, there is no plausible answer to this question: If the system was able to determine that Barbara Olson attempted a call to the DOJ that did not go through, why could this same system not identify either the caller or the recipient of two calls by her that did go through?
This critic's claim is that, in light of the fact that the work for this 2004 briefing was conducted by the FBI to support the DOJ's case against Moussaoui, plus the fact that this briefing said that interviews had“lead[sic] to the conclusion that all of[the unknown connected] calls were from Barbara Olson to her husband Ted's office,” the FBI's Moussaoui trial report, far from undermining Ted Olson's story, had“confirmed” it.
There was no hint of any further calls from Barbara Olson.
The inconsistent story of Barbara Olson's phone calls from flight 77.
Keyton accepted the call and then put Barbara Olson's call through to Ted.
Ted Olson's Report of Phone Calls from Barbara Olson on 9/11: Three Official Denials 1.
The FBI if pressured could say that Barbara Olson's calls to Ted were from two of those unidentified calls.
The claim by the FBI that onboard phone calls were made from Flight 77: an unconnected call by Barbara Olson;
Only one person other than Barbara Olson is reported to have made a phone call from Flight 77 after it was hijacked.
It merely implies that Lori Keyton and Ted Olson did not, in fact, receive two calls from Barbara Olson from Flight 77.
I even cried when I heard how brave had been Barbara Olson, wife of the Solicitor General, whose political views I detested.
But I have cited evidence that neither she nor Barbara Olson could have made such calls, because American Airlines' 757s did not, in September 2001, have functioning onboard phones.