The 52-page petition, accompanied by 57 exhibits, presents evidence that explosives were used to destroy the three WTC buildings, including:

Although 9/11 activists have maintained for years that evidence of controlled demolition techniques having been used at the World Trade Center emerged after the release of the official 9/11 Commission Report, subsequent administrations have declined to investigate that evidence.

The petition cites longstanding federal court precedent that recognizes that a grand jury "may act independently of any branch of government." The Petition adds that Federal law, 18 U.S.C. § 3332(a), requires the United States Attorney who receives information concerning an alleged federal crime from any person, if requested by that person, to provide that information to a special grand jury. The petition emphasizes that this federal law "creates a duty on the part of the United States Attorney," and "remove[s] the prosecutor's discretion in deciding whether to present information to the grand jury."

The petition recites the law that makes it a federal offense to bomb places of public use and government facilities. It concludes that explosive and incendiary devices that had been preplaced at the WTC were detonated causing the complete collapse of the World Trade Center Twin Towers on 9/11, and the resulting tragic loss of life, and that "the evidence permits no other conclusion -- as a matter of science, as a matter of logic, and as a matter of law."

Pointing out that these "crimes... were not committed by a single person acting alone" but rather by several persons acting in concert", the petition urges that "the attention of the jurors should not be limited simply to the bombing crime ...but should include a full inquiry into the crimes of aiding and abetting and conspiracy, and into those who may be guilty of these additional crimes, whether or not such parties are principals (direct perpetrators)."

Attorney Mick Harrison, the Executive Director of the nonprofit group, stated: "The failure of our government to diligently investigate this disturbing evidence that has emerged over the past sixteen years regarding what occurred at the World Trade Center on 9/11 has contributed to the erosion of trust in our institutions. We have done our duty, as attorneys and as "public citizens," by presenting this information to the United States Attorney. We intend to step back now for a reasonable time and be respectful of the confidential nature of Grand Jury proceedings, although we have offered to assist in the presentation of this evidence to a special grand jury. We will report back to the public in due course, as information becomes available, and in the meantime pursue by other appropriate means our mission of promoting transparency and accountability regarding 9/11 and addressing the many questions left unanswered by the 9/11 Commission report."...