Difference between revisions of "Michael Zebuhr"
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| − | '''Michael Zebuhr''' was a student of Dr. [[Judy Wood]] and the nephew of William Zebuhr. He has been named as a [[9-11/Premature death]].<ref>http://michaelzebuhr.blogspot.com/</ref> | + | '''Michael Zebuhr''' was a Pd.D. student of Dr. [[Judy Wood]] and the nephew of [[William Zebuhr]]. He has been named as a [[9-11/Premature death]].<ref>http://michaelzebuhr.blogspot.com/</ref><ref>https://sites.google.com/site/real911truthbeverlyeckert/home/thirty-one-suspicious-deaths-before-and-after-9-11</ref> |
==Activities== | ==Activities== | ||
In February 2006, Judy Wood and Michael Zebuhr conducted an experiment to determine whether [[Steven Jones]] was correct that molten aluminium would appear silvery at high temperatures.<ref>http://www.hugequestions.com/Eric/TFC/MoreOnMichaelZebuhr.html</ref> | In February 2006, Judy Wood and Michael Zebuhr conducted an experiment to determine whether [[Steven Jones]] was correct that molten aluminium would appear silvery at high temperatures.<ref>http://www.hugequestions.com/Eric/TFC/MoreOnMichaelZebuhr.html</ref> | ||
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 Michael Zebuhr  (9-11/Premature death?) | |
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| Died | 18 March 2006 |
Cause of death | gunshot to the head |
| Victim of | murder |
Michael Zebuhr was a Pd.D. student of Dr. Judy Wood and the nephew of William Zebuhr. He has been named as a 9-11/Premature death.[1][2]
Activities
In February 2006, Judy Wood and Michael Zebuhr conducted an experiment to determine whether Steven Jones was correct that molten aluminium would appear silvery at high temperatures.[3]
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