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"He was very real," his brother says. "He wasn't perfect but he was so wise for his age."
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David H. Rice - Alleged 9/11 Victim - Exif Data, Obit Created on 9/11/2001! Now this is extremely interesting. David H. Rice has a picture where the exif metadata digital stamp is showing the picture was last altered on 9/11/2001.
Notice the lower left of the Exif viewer, see the obit which was already written on 9/11/01. How would it even be remotely possible for a single person to be confirmed dead on the very day of 9/11? Why are there no other pictures available of this young hansome man? Why does it strongly appear by viewing the Exif data on this photograph that David H. Rice was somehow a fiction or a carefully prepared alias? Or perhaps something different altogether? This photos Exif data shows the last time this picture being taken and/or edited as that of 9/11/2001? This is rather disturbing because until now, it had appeared through our research that the only carefully prepared aliases were that of the passengers of the 4 flights, and at the Pentagon. David H. Rice and the Exif data on his photograph would now break this threshold and now show that at least one of the victims at the World Trade Center, David H. Rice, was perhaps a fiction or a carefully prepared alias.
And, with a fully formed, fully written short obituary?
David H. Rice Exif Data - Picture has Date stamp of 9/11/2001
Check this out you guys. David H. Rice's picture has an exif data stamp of 9/11/2001 and his obit was already written on 9/11/2001. Apparently there are not many pictures of this rather hansome and dapper young man; Google search brings up nothing; "David h Rice 911"
Download the free metadata exif reader software here: And try the picture below. Still has the stamp of 9/11/01/
Name: David H. Rice
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