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The aftermath of 9/11 saw an unyielding establishment of narratives through media and official statements, leaving little room for discourse on alternative explanations. The concept that the FBI had declared certain aspects of the event long before investigations were finished exemplifies the potential danger of misinformation. Audiences can find themselves cast adrift in a flood of information, well ahead of any factual resolution to questions about culpability and causation.