Here is my position regarding "Controlled Demolition."

Make sure you pay extra special attention to the words, "I think they are right."

Good question; why didn't the FBI produce the DOJ's billing records showing collect calls were received? I don't know. If these records haven't been destroyed (8 years after 9/11), they could be FOIA'd.

ATT operator who received a call from 77 and placed a collect call- also interesting is the report about guns on board- the Commission denies there were guns on any of the flights, though there were reports related to at least 3, maybe all 4 flights.

Mercy Lorenzo, operator for AT&T Services AT&T,
telephonically contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI
to report an emergency phone call received by her while on duty at
AT&T. After being advised of the identity of the interviewing
agent and the nature of the interview, she provided the following
information:

A female passenger called from the telephone located on
the back of the airplane seat. Passenger requested to be connected
with her husband, a sergeant who resides in Washington, D.C.
The passenger advised the plane was currently being hi-
jacked. The hi-jackers, armed with guns and knives, were ordering
the passengers to move to the back of the plane. The passenger
wanted to know how to let the pilots know what was happening. It
did not appear as if they were aware of the situation. (17)
http://www.scribd.com/doc/24392516/T7-B19-Key-302s-Fdr-Entire-Contents-F...

Teresa Gonzalez, operator for AT&T Cervices AT&T,
telephonically contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI
to report an emergency phone call received by AJ&T. After being
advised of the identity of the interviewing agent and the nature of
the interview, she provided the following information:

Mercy Lorenzo, also an operator with AT&T, received a
call from a female passenger on flight 77 requesting to be
transferred to telephone number I I The female
passenger advised the plane was being hi-jacked. Hi-jackers were
ordering passengers to move to the back of the plane and were armed
with guns and knives. Lorenzo indicated the pilot might not yet be
aware of the take over of the plane.

Additionally, the number provided was the number of the
passenger's husband. He is a Sergeant and resides in Washington,
D.C. (36)
http://www.scribd.com/doc/24392516/T7-B19-Key-302s-Fdr-Entire-Contents-F...

Olson was Solicitor General, not a "Sergeant", but he resided in DC. 911myths has a copy of this 302 w/o the number redacted and it's the number to the Solicitor General's office, as google confirms- it also appears on pg 6 of the 302 quoted below
911myths.com/images/9/95/265A-NY-280350-302-22170-Unredacted.pdf

Helen Voss, Special Assistant to the Solicitor General.
United States of America, Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.,
m*J&l8B!3Pfl§ P.MB)baL20?C. I Date of Birth I I was
contacted telephonically at her residence through the DOJ Command
Center at 202 514-500Q. After being advised of the identity of
the interviewing agent and the nature of the interview, Voss
furnished the following information:

Earlier this morning Barbara Olson called the office two
2 times to speak with her husband Ted Olson. Lori Keyton was the
secretary that took both of these calls. Voss believes that both
calls were collect calls.

Lori Keyton called to Voss to relay to Ted Olson that
Barbara Olson was on the phone. Keyton said that Barbara is on the
line and she's in a panic. Ted Olson was watching the television
coverage of the terrorist attack at the World Trade Center WTC.
Ted Olson took the call and Voss heard him say, "hijacked!" (3)
http://www.scribd.com/doc/15072623/T1A-B33-Four-Flights-Phone-Calls-and-...

This one says 6-8 collect call attempts, a connected collect call from Barbara Olson, and a direct call from Barbara Olson:

Lori Lynn Keyton, Secretary, Department .6f Justice (DOJ),
Washing-tori, D.C., telephone number (202) I \. date of birth'["^
LJ was contacted telephonically at her residence through the DOJ
Command Center at (202) 514-5000. After being advised of the identity
of the interviewing agent and the nature of the interview, Keyton
provided the following information:

Keyton was working in Ted Olson's Office this morning. She
is regularly called there to cover the telephones. At approximately
9:00am, she received a series of approximately six (6) to eight (8)
collect telephone calls. Each of the calls was an automated collect
call. There was a recording advising of the collect call and
requesting she hold for an operator. A short time later another
recording stated that all operators were busy, please hang up and try
your call later.

Keyton then received a collect call from a live operator.
The operator advised that there was an emergency collect call from
Barbara Olsen for Ted Olsen. Keyton advised that she would accept the
call. Barbara Olsen was put through and sounded hysterical. Barbara
Olsen said, "Can you tell Ted.." Keyton cut her off and said, "I'll
put him on the line."

There was a second telephone call a few to five (5) minutes
later. This time Barbara Olsen was on the line when she answered. She
called direct. It was not a collect call. Barbara Olsen said, "It's
Barbara." Keyton said, "he's on the phone with the command center,
I'll put you through."

Keyton advised that there is no caller identification feature
on the phone she was using. Keyton didn't know if Barbara Olson was
calling from the phone on the plane or from her cell phone. (48)
http://www.scribd.com/doc/24393263/T7-B13-Flight-Call-Notes-and-302s-Fol...

http://911reports.com
http://www.historycommons.org

I spoke to Liz Foreman who originally posted that story, and she said that it was a reported in error. She even blogged about it at one point.