Sonia Morales Puopolo Flight 11 Passenger CNN Memorial Photograph - EXIF/IPTC Data, Dated - 04/03/2001

Plane Passengers: Research & Analysis

Introduction

Thanks to researcher Jane Cena for alerting me to this passenger case information by Phil Jayhan.

I am sharing research below conducted by Phil Jayhan, which he published July 16th, 2010. I feel it is important information which needs to be known about, which paints a picture regarding the anomalies with the “alleged” passengers of the 4 “alleged” plane crashes on 9/11.

I have used only relevant segments from his original posting, and made some minor grammatic corrections, but for fullness and transparency, I have included a link below of his full article posting.
https://web.archive.org/web/20201223085137/http://letsrollforums.com//passenger-fl-11-sonia-t21842.html?s=f4c0d1ca0ba1754bc5464387498dcba9&

Sonia Morales Puopolo's, aged 61 when she allegedly perished aboard the ill-fated Flight 11.

There are many things remarkable about Sonia Morales Puopolos', alleged passenger on the ghost flight of American Flight 11. First of all it appears that her picture is embedded with IPTC digital data, which shows it was either created on or last edited on 04/03/2001. It should be noted that this is 8 months and 8 days prior to 9/11 and it appears that this photo came complete with a pre-written obituary.

CNN removed her picture from it's CNN Memorial,and for good reason. The IPTC data shows the picture was created or last edited 8 months prior to 9/11.

Also to note, Sonia Morales Puopolo's is not listed in the Social Security Death Index. There is not a single instance of her name.

My Closing Thoughts (Mark Conlon - 9/11 Planes Research)

There is a pattern regarding the CNN Memorial photograph EXIF data, which seems to show serious anomalies with the creation dates of the memorial photographs, although the debunkers would claim the EXIF data could have been modified? I would say this suggestion makes no sense whatsoever. Yes, EXIF data can be modified, however while the data is initially recorded by the camera, it can be altered using various software tools. This includes changing the date and time, camera settings, or even adding or removing location data, however this would only create more suspicion, and be counter-productive for the perps and their operation.

Thanks for reading & caring!