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                <text>"Satan in the Smoke" Emails</text>
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                <text>On the morning of September 11, immediately after two planes crashed into the World Trade Center in Manhattan, photojournalist Mark D. Phillips took a picture that would prove to be one of the most evocative and disputed images of that tragic day.  Many peple later construed the image of the smoke in his photo of the burning buildings to compose the face of Satan. These e-mails related to this picture provide a revealing portal into Americans' responses to the attacks in the immediate aftermath of 9/11.</text>
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            <text>It may interest you to know that I have now found five (5) faces in your photo posted on &lt;http://9news.com/newsroom/13294.html&gt;http://9news.com/newsroom/13294.html   Perhaps I'm spending too much time with this and I know all the arguments about seeing faces in clouds, attaching religious meaning, etc.  I do not know if there is any meaning to these faces.  There are many strange phenomenon that we will never understand. I do have one question:  How many terrorist were on this particular plane?    I can't attach any meaning too it but I see faces here.  I have attached a bmp copy of your photo and highlighte the areas where I see the additional faces.  And actually my wife found two and I found another while I was showing here the second face I found beside the obvious one.    FYI, I am not distributing your photo or using it on a web site.  This bmp is simply to point out the 5 faces because I don't have any good editing tools for graphics.  Compare what I send to your original and look over these outlined areas carefully and you will see the faces.  Below is a brief description to assist your finding the 5 faces.   1.  The obvious one in the center. 2.  Just to the left of the center face, with 1 eye and a beenie cap, elongated chin, maybe a beard (this is the one I pointed out to you yesterday) 3.  In the beard of the obvious face, a profile face (circled on attachment) 4.  Shares the eye of the #2 face, resembles a skeleton in a helmet, frontal face view, difficult to see at first (circled) 5.  Top right of photo, chin / mouth almost lined up with the bangs of the obvious face, possibly wearing a turbin or pilot cap, may be easier to spot viewing at an angle looking left to right (circled).   I apologise for taking up your time with this but I though you may want to know.  It may be worth something if you enhance these faces making them more obvious (especially if it turns out that there are only 5 faces and that there were only 5 terrorist on board, you could call it the Face of Terror).   Thankx, Jesse.     Thankx, Jesse  Content-Type: image/bmp;&lt;br&gt; name="mdp.bmp"&lt;br&gt;Content-Disposition: attachment;&lt;br&gt; filename="mdp.bmp"&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Attachment converted: maddogs enterprise:mdp.bmp (BMPf/ogle) (000A51C9)&lt;br&gt;</text>
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            <text>Thu, 20 Sep 2001 07:56:45 -0400</text>
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            <text>"Mark D. Phillips" &lt;info@stellarimages.com&gt;</text>
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            <text>jcwaters@wfubmc.edu (Jesse Waters)</text>
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        <name>September 11 Email: Subject</name>
        <description>A brief summary of the topic of the message.</description>
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            <text>I've found 5 faces in your photo.</text>
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          <description>Whether the contributor holds copyright to this item.</description>
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