Many people are unaware that a third New York City skyscraper, 47 stories tall, collapsed on September 11, 2001 in what some say looked like a controlled demolition. There is still no official explanation for its collapse. On July 6, 2008 the BBC—whose reporters announced the collapse 20 minutes before it actually happened—aired a program The Conspiracy Files: 9/11 - The Third Tower on the mysterious collapse of World Trade Center Building Seven that includes an interview with Barry Jennings, a City Housing Authority worker who was trapped for hours in the building by explosions.

Now Dylan Avery, director of the popular Loose Change videos, which challenge the official version of 9/11, has released an earlier uncut interview he did with Jennings because he feels it provides key information which did not come out in the BBC piece. When the long-awaited National Institute of Standards and Technology report on WTC 7 is released, it is expected to attribute the collapse to fires in the building and structural damage caused by debris hitting the building from the collapse of the second WTC tower (WTC 1). However, in this interview Jennings is very insistent that the explosions he experienced in WTC 7 occurred before the collapse of either of the two main towers.

Update 9/21/08:
Arron Dykes of infowars.com reported on 9/16/08 that key WTC 7 witness Barry Jennings died at age 53, possibly on August 19, 2008, two days before the NIST report on WTC 7 was released. Dykes has not been able to find an obituary. Here is the 9/17/08 Alex Jones Show, The Strange Death of Barry Jennings:


Update:
Barry Jennings' obituary in October 2008 New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Employee Bulletin (www.nyc.gov/html/nycha/downloads/pdf/emp_bulletin_oct_2008.pdf)



Update 8/19/09:
Posts to the web from Jennings' son in February 2009 indicate that his father died after battling leukemia, the same disease that took the life of his identical twin brother 20 years ago.