11-M Madrid Train Bombings: Scientific Evidence Challenging Official Explosives Findings
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Scientific Analysis of the 11-M Explosives
The work of Iglesias over the past year has followed procedures established by the scientific community. The findings have been submitted to the College of Chemistry, inviting expert criticism, controversy, or refutation. We acknowledge the complexity of this subject, as readers may easily get lost in the diversity of chemical processes and substances with similar names.
Key Assumptions in the Scientific Report
This report presents two critical assumptions that challenge the official version—which claims the explosives used in the Madrid train bombings were exclusively Goma 2 ECO—and suggests the use of Titadyn instead:
- Sample M-1 Analysis: This sample, the best-preserved and only one washed with water,