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    A Commission staffer received a call from another staffer about an individual, Dave Klotzman, who had been leaving anti-Semitic messages for a Commission staffer. The original staffer asked another to contact Klotzman to see if he had any relevant information for the Commission. The second staffer called Klotzman and identified himself. Klotzman said he was trying to contact a specific team about his belief that the Pentagon was initially hit by a missile on 9/11. However, the staffer informed Klotzman that the Commission had reviewed the evidence and reached different conclusions. Klotzman demanded to speak to someone from that team but was told no. The staffer

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    A Commission staffer received a call from another staffer about an individual, Dave Klotzman, who had been leaving anti-Semitic messages for a Commission staffer. The original staffer asked another to contact Klotzman to see if he had any relevant information for the Commission. The second staffer called Klotzman and identified himself. Klotzman said he was trying to contact a specific team about his belief that the Pentagon was initially hit by a missile on 9/11. However, the staffer informed Klotzman that the Commission had reviewed the evidence and reached different conclusions. Klotzman demanded to speak to someone from that team but was told no. The staffer

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    Memorandum for the Record

    Event: Telephonic conversation with Dave Klotzman, telephone number (719) 35-3732.

    Call made by: Marco A. Cordero, Commission staffer.

    Date of Telephone call: July 26, 2004

    On July 26, 2004, Commission staffer Graham Giusti advised Commission staffer
    Marco A. Cordero that an individual identified as Dave Klotzman, telephone number
    (719) 635-3732 had been contacting Commission staffer Al Felzenberg telephonically,
    leaving messages which contained vicious anti Semitic epithets. Guisti asked Cordero to
    contact Klotzman to ascertain whether he had any information of interest which he
    wanted to pass on to the Commission.

    On July 26, 2004, Cordero called Mr. Klotzman's telephone number and an
    answering machine picked up. Cordero did not leave a message, deciding it would be
    best to speak directly to Mr. Klotzman. Upon hanging up, Mr. Klotzman returned
    Cordero's phone call. Cordero identified himself to Mr. Klotzman and told him he was
    calling on behalf of the Commission and in response to his messages to Felzenberg. Mr.
    Klotzman advised that he had been attempting to contact someone from team 8. Mr.
    Klotzman advised that-he had begun to read the Commission's report and was
    disappointed to notice that the Commission had continuedto "cover up" the real issues.
    Mr. Klotzman stated that he had provided Felzenberg with information which suggested
    the Pentagon was initially struck by a missile and later crashed into by the fighter jet
    which shot the missile. Cordero advised Mr. Klotzman that the Commission had
    previously received very similar information. Mr. Klotzman advised that he did not
    believe the Commission had adequately complied with its mandate ifit refused to
    consider the missile attack. Cordero advised him that the Commission had reviewed
    countless-documents to complete its work and that the report reflected the Commission's
    findings. Mr. Klotzman advised the book was incorrect and demanded to speak to
    someone who could answer his questions, specifically someone from team 8 because he
    knew issues were ignored. Cordero advised him that he would be unable to speak to
    anyone from team 8 and he would also not be allowed to see the investigative reports
    which were used to draft the Commission's report. Cordero asked Mr. Klotzman to use
    more diplomacy and restraint when contacting Felzenberg as Felzenberg and the
    Commission receive numerous phone calls from countless citizens. Mr. Klotzman
    advised that he would be more diplomatic when contacting the Commission staff. Phone
    call lasted approximately 26 minutes.

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