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Incredibly, neither Ferguson nor any of her employees were present when the North Tower was struck by planes. "On Sep 11 2001 the Duchess had been making her way to the North Tower of the WTC but was 20 minutes behind schedule due to heavy traffic, something she says that saved her life." The meeting for which the duchess was late had been meant to start at 8:45 am.

   In the months after 9/11, Ferguson took every opportunity to recount this incredible anecdote on TV and in the press. And she invariably shared a further astonishing anecdote about her personal relationship to 9/11. Chances for Children had always had a "mascot", the duchess said. It was a rag doll which had sat next to a window in her 101st floor office of the WTC North Tower, "overlooking Manhattan and the US". This weird doll had miraculously survived the attack on the Twin Towers (much like herself, her employees, and her close friend Howard Lutnick), and was found in the rubble. An emotional duchess referred to the miracle doll as her "alter ego". The anecdote invariably segued into appeals for donations. The public could support Chances for Children and victims of 9/11 by purchasing replicas of Little Red, or by contributing to Chances for Children or The Duchess of York's 9/11 fund. Ferguson would also pen a children's book about Little Red to raise money.

On 16 November 2001, Fergie explained that she missed the catastrophe because she was in the studio with Charlie Gibson.

SARAH FERGUSON, DUCHESS OF YORK: Well, Larry, our offices were on the 101st floor with -- and Howard Lutnick had very kindly, for many years now, had given us an office there.
And we were at "Good Morning America" and we watched the airplane go into the Cantor Fitzgerald offices. And, well, we were on our way down to the World Trade Center later on that day and it was just like, well, you can imagine.

KING: What went through you when you saw the planes hit?
FERGUSON: A total disbelief. I thought that air traffic control couldn't have got it so wrong. I absolutely could not believe that it could have been terrorism. I just -- it was such a clear, blue, sunny day. I just couldn't understand. And then, suddenly, it dawned on me.

KING: Did you lose friends?
FERGUSON: Well, we had lots of acquaintances that we used to work with and they were friends. And, of course, Howard's brother died. And we were -- it's all part of the family. Chances for Children was part of the Cantor Fitzgerald family. So, you know, it is just been a very, very difficult time.

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0...lw.00.html
(http://archive.is/O4grf)


After Fergie got some negative stories in the media over her ties to Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Stowe School, Howard Lutnick or the 9/11 false flag attacks, they simply pushed a new story (a method that has been done over and over again).

In this version, Fergie (with the help of the “reputable” Daily Mail) suddenly claims that on 11 September 2001, she was on her way to her office on the 101st floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Centre but was 20 minutes behind schedule due to heavy traffic, which saved her life...

Three towers of the WTC collapsed on 9/11, without an apparant cause, 4 planes disintegrated into thin air, much of the office furniture was never found, but an ID of hijacker Satam al Suqami was found.

To make it even more miraculous, not to mention to give her Chances for Children “charity” some additional free publicity, the story was pushed that Fergie had placed the “Little Red” doll in the office for a mascot, which was found practically unharmed at Ground Zero (no joke!): https://www.lawfulpath.com/forum/viewtop...t=20#p6156