Jack Blood of Deadline Live reported yesterday, April 16, 2009, that he was told by Loose Change director Dylan Avery that there is now a very good possibility that Barry Jennings' death could have been due to foul play.

Barry Jennings insisted in a 2007 interview with Avery that the explanation given for the collapse of World Trade Center Building Seven (WTC7), the third skyscraper that fell on Sept. 11, 2001, did not make sense. Jennings said that while trapped in WTC7 he witnessed explosions before the two main WTC towers collapsed and that he felt like he was walking over dead bodies in the lobby during his rescue. The official government position is that WTC7's collapse was caused by fires initiated by the collapse of WTC1 and that nobody died in WTC7.

Jennings, Deputy Director of the Emergency Services Department of New York City Housing Authority, died in August 2008 at age 53 shortly after he was depicted in a BBC television program as backing away from his claims and just before the release of the long delayed official government report on the collapse of WTC7. No cause of death has been made public.

According to Blood, Avery hired a private investigator to look into Jennings' mysterious death. However, the investigator ended up referring the case to law enforcement before refunding his pay and asking Avery to never contact him again. Avery also visited Jennings home and found it vacant and for sale.

Dylan Avery will appear Deadline Live with Jack Blood to tell the story today at 4 p.m. EST on American Freedom Radio (www.wFUradio.com).