Danish news snippet surfaces, Re: shootings Canary Wharf

Danny · Post by **Danny** » Sun Jul 05, 2009 4:48 pm

Danish news snippet surfaces Re: reports of shootings at Canary Wharf.

Below is the translation of a Danish news snippet of 7th July 2005 concerning reports of shootings at Canary Wharf :-

``Eyewitnesses: Two men shot in London

TV2/NEWS have just spoken with Marianne Jørgensen who is employed by the Access Flooring Company in London. She has through co-workers in the company learned that two suicide-bombers have been shot and killed at Canary Wharf.

"They called one of our bosses and told him that they have witnessed two men being shot - deliberately, by police or soldiers", says Marianne Jørgensen to TV2/NEWS. The police however denied at a press conference having received information about anyone being shot.''

The New Zealand Herald article remains on their website but there was another one from the South London Press which has recently been removed from theirs :-

POLICE were yesterday probing reports a man had been "neutralised" outside Canary Wharf. It is believed the man was shot dead by police marksmen outside the Credit Suisse First Boston bank. South London Press

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This is strange. I have had to remove all the URL's from the message, in order to be able to post it. Otherwise I kept getting a 403 error. Will attempt to post the links in a reply. If you can't see any reply it's because of the same 403 error.

Danny · Post by **Danny** » Sun Jul 05, 2009 4:53 pm

403 error - Forbidden

The following error occurred:

You are not permitted to access the requested URL

Please contact the Webmaster with any queries.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/2/sto ... d=10334992

http://icsouthlondon.icnetwork.co.uk/01 ... _page.html

Hmm, okay, so I've identified which URL it is that produces the error. The one to the Danish news website. I can access it alright on my browser. Any ideas as to why this website is blocking it?

Danny · Post by **Danny** » Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:03 pm

http://nyhederne-dyn.tv2.dk/article.php

That's as far as I can post the URL.

If you would like to copy the partial address above into a browser window and then manually insert the following characters behind it, you should be able to access it :-

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Moon-in-Taurus · Post by **Moon-in-Taurus** » Sun Jul 05, 2009 8:42 pm

I see what you mean, I tried it too. This might be quicker if you only read sideways, just add the second line to the end of the first

http://nyhederne.tv2.dk/article.php/

id-2585568.html

and you get this:

Øjenvidner: To mænd skudt i London
07-07-05: 15:00 |af: evry

TV 2/NYHEDERNE har netop talt med Marianne Jørgensen som er ansat i firmaet Access Flooring Company i London. Hun har via ansatte i sit firma fået at vide, at der ved Canary Wharf er blevet skudt og dræbt to formodede selvmordsterrorister.
"De har ringet til en af vores formænd og fortalt ham, at de har overværet to mænd blive skudt - med fuldt overlæg, af politiet eller soldater," fortæller Marianne Jørgensen til TV 2/NYHEDERNE. Politiet afviste dog på et pressemøde, at de havde fået information om, at nogen var blevet skudt.

Danny · Post by **Danny** » Sun Jul 05, 2009 9:08 pm

Thank-you M-i-T. Much easier how you've managed to lay it out.

I did attempt to post it like you have but it still came up with a 403 error. Which is why I ended up doing it vertically. Funny things droids.

nrmis · Post by **nrmis** » Thu Jul 09, 2009 11:19 pm

Has anyone got the south london press report saved anywhere?
The link just goes to the homepage.

scienceplease 2 · Post by **scienceplease 2** » Fri Jul 10, 2009 11:09 am

Brendan Spinks is mentioned in the NZ article. He is on LinkedIn - if anyone was interested in what he saw then you could ask him...

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/brendan/spinks

Danny · Post by **Danny** » Fri Jul 10, 2009 6:32 pm

nrmis wrote:Has anyone got the south london press report saved anywhere?
The link just goes to the homepage.

A friend of mine was able to find it :-

'Hidden holdall bomb' causes carnage

Jul 8 2005

Exclusive By Ben Ashford

A SINGLE blast from a bomb hidden inside a holdall tore a massive hole in two Tube trains, the South London Press can reveal.

A counter-terrorism source told us the device was probably left on the floor of a train leaving Aldgate East Underground station.

It was operated by remote control to explode at precisely the moment another train was passing in the opposite direction.

It is thought the blast - shortly before 9am - ripped through the shell of the carriage and tore a hole in the oncoming train.

The casualty toll from both trains was expected to be high.

Our source said: "It was utter carnage inside both trains. There were limbs scattered everywhere.

"We've never seen anything like this."

* POLICE were yesterday probing reports a man had been "neutralised" outside Canary Wharf.

Is is believed the man was shot dead by police marksmen outside the Credit Suisse First Boston bank.

Other unconfirmed reports suggested the attacks were the work of a co-ordinated team of suicide bombers.

EVERY hospital in South London was put on emergency alert after the terror attacks.

Routine appointments were cancelled and all staff were on standby to deal with casualties.

Twenty blast victims were treated at Guy's and St Thomas' in Waterloo, three of which were critically injured. Most of the victims were being treated for smoke inhalation, burns and serious limb and chest injuries.

Extra beds were set aside for casualties.

South London Press reporter Clare Casey was at St Thomas' early yesterday morning.

She said: "There was an announcement around 12.30pm to say they were evacuating the hospital and all routine appointments were cancelled, but staff were told to stay.

"I didn't know what was happening. When I went outside there were ambulances and police everywhere and police boats were zooming up and down the river."

At Millwall FC's Den stadium in Zampa Road, Bermondsey, a conference for London Ambulance staff was cancelled to let paramedics get to the scene of the carnage.

A spokesman for Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Trust said: "We instigated the trust's major incident plan just after 9am following the explosions.

"So far we have received eight patients, some of which are critically injured and a number of walking wounded.

"We are also freeing up beds to ensure we are prepared for further casualties."

Buses were later sent out from Catford garage to help ferry stranded commuters out of central London.

Emergency hotline: 0870 1566344

Source :- http://web.archive.org/web/200606270559 ... _page.html