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Can’t
find the words. Just want to say we are really sorry about what happened
today. I don’t know if they are the right words but all the colleagues
and our people are together with all of you in this moment.
Please
if possible, resend this mail to all divisions.
Jorge
Leguisamo and Jorge Urrutia.
Montevideo
Uruguay
I
wish to express my sadness for the attack on America and it's people. I
have been watching the news coverage since around 9.30 this morning and
I am very saddened by what has taken place. I watched as the events
unfolded and was hoping that all those persons who were trapped in the
buildings would be rescued.
I
really do feel it for you all and wish that I could be there to assist
in the recovery and identification of those innocent persons who
perished. I know that your ID people will have a tremendous job to do and
I do hope and pray that they will have the courage and strength to deal
with it.
Our
sympathies to all of you.
Stephen,
Linda and family.
Trinidad/Tobago
Dear
friends,
I
returned home from work yesterday and sat down to watch the unfolding
events of yesterday's tragic acts of terrorism. It was hard not to
think I was watching some sort of movie. It was all so real and vivid,
yet surreal at the same time. Words cannot express how much these
events have horrified the civilised world. I think I speak for all my
colleagues here in the UK law enforcement community that our thoughts
are with all the friends, families and emergency services sifting
through the rubble of the WTC and Pentagon. As editor of The
Fingerprint Society journal, I also extend our thoughts to all law
enforcement officers and forensic specialists... many of whom are
friends on this list... who are at this time mobilised in the rescue
and investigation process that must now take place.
Our
thoughts always,
Dave
Charlton
Editor
Fingerprint Society Journal
UK
I realize
this won't help, but, I have spent the past 30 hours, like most everyone
else I know, watching the HORROR unfold from New York City and
Washington and Pittsburgh. This is something that I as a
Christian, will never allow myself to forget. As a man, I am
incensed at the pure horror. As a police officer (retired of
course) I just want to see someone, ANYONE suffer and pay for
this. There is nothing that can be done to these fanatics that
will atone for their cowardice. I have spent the better part of
that 30 hours in prayer....for the innocent victims....for the
passengers of the four aircraft and for the brave fire-fighters and
police officers that have been lost, saving others. I just wanted
to tell a brother officer from the states that I am saddened and shocked
and so very sorry for them and their families. GOD BLESS THEM ALL!
Bryan
Amos
Canada
We just wanted to
express our sympathy with your nation and its citizens, after the
brutality and the tragedy that have hit innocent people.
We also know that
America is strong and that the ideals it stands for will defeat
terrorism.
Best regards,
Friends in Sweden
by Kjell and Bengt
We would like to
express our sorrow for the terrible tragedy. That one is the
greatest shock to our society. We express condolences over the
victims of crime, all the American members of the IAI and you. We
hasten to express our heartfelt sympathy.
Shuichi and Masako
Japan Division IAI President (and his wife)
When the
terrible heart rendering news broke last week, Janis & I were on the
Island of Malta which, as you may know from your history books,
suffered severe devastation from prolonged attacks from Hitler's
bombers. The Island, with the help of her allies survived the
onslaught and was later awarded for its unstilted bravery the
George Cross. New York may not receive a medal but I'm sure its
people and those of the rest of the United States will receive from
the prayers of the free world, strength, courage and protection in
the months ahead as they pursue justice & freedom for all mankind.
Please
accept our sincere condolences at the tragic loss of so many of your
fellow countrymen. - May God bless those innocent souls sadly taken from
our midst - May God Bless America and her allies in the struggle ahead -
May God Bless those that will undoubtedly fall in pursuit of a
terrorist free world.
Sincerely, Maurice
V. Garvie
London, England
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