After the Twin Tower attacks in America, probably the most infamous terrorist bombings of recent times were the ones that happened in London on 7th July 2005. On this date, three explosions ripped through the London Underground train system to cause carnage. This was followed by a fourth bomb that ripped apart a bus in London in devastating fashion.
As with the 9/11 attacks, 7/7 has also attracted its fair share of rumours and conspiracy theories. Here are ten of the most creepy:
10 – Two Of The Bombers Were Double Agents

Russell square ambulances – By Francis Tyers (User:FrancisTyers) [GFDL or CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
09 – What About The Training Exercise On The Same Day?

Caledonian Road tube station closed – By Edward (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
08 – Anomalies With Train Times

7 July London bombings locations – 7 July London bombings locations
Many conspiracy theorists have claimed to find many anomalies with the official version of events. One such example is the timeline that is still the official line taken by the British authorities to this day. It was initially claimed that three of the attackers met up with a fourth at Luton train station to catch the 7.40am train to London on the morning of the bombings. This was however proved to be false as this train had actually been cancelled on the morning of the 7th July 2005! Authorities then changed tack to say it was the earlier train they caught at 7.25am. Although this did run it got into London too late for the bombers to get on the Underground trains they needed too separately to set their bombs off. All this has led many to suspect more went on than has been admitted.
07 – The Bombers Paid For 7 Days Of Parking

Kings Cross press
As noted above, four attackers met up at Luton station on the morning of the 7th July 2005. Three of these had driven down from West Yorkshire to make the meet up. What is strange to many is that the driver paid for 7 days of parking on the station car park! If this was a suicide mission, why would he pay for 7 days of parking? Indeed, why would he pay for parking at all if he knew he wasn’t coming back? This occurrence has led many theorists to believe that the apparent attackers were in fact trainee members of the British Intelligence Service who thought they were merely going on the pre-arrange, Visor Consultancy organised training exercise. Little did they know of what their bosses had in store for them.
06 – They Also Paid For Round-Trip Tickets

Russell square police road – By FrancisTyers [GFDL or CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
05 – What happened To All The CCTV?

2005 London bombings CCTV
In the modern age, public spaces like train stations are heavily policed. A large part of this is the huge number of CCTV cameras that are all around stations like Luton and all the London ones. This should have meant a large number of CCTV pictures for the police to use in proving what happened and what had gone on that day. Instead, the public have simply been told that most of the cameras in the vicinity that day were not working or hadn’t been switched on! Many onlookers have found these excuses very suspicious and argue they point to a cover up. It is claimed that the cameras were switched off on purpose to hide what went on or the pictures from them were simply destroyed or hidden.
04 – How Did Passports Survive The Blasts?

Trapped underground – By Eliot Ward using his Sony Ericsson V800 cell phone. [CC BY 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons
03 – Was There A Bomb Under The Train?

7 7 Hyde Park – Nick Cooper at English Wikipedia [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
02 – Don’t Forget The No 30 Bus

By Oxyman (Own work) [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or CC BY 2.5], via Wikimedia Commons
As well as the bombs that ripped open the three Underground trains, there was also another explosion on the Number 30 bus. What is strange here is that the bus should not have been going the route it took that day. Instead, it was diverted through Tavistock Square for some reason that allowed the apparent bomber to board it. When you think that Tavistock Square is home to the Tavistock Institute then it becomes more creepy. The Tavistock Institute has long been rumoured as mind control centre for the Illuminati and the bus blowing up there seems to weird to be true.
01 – Jean Charles de Menezes

Jean Charles de Menezes – By Caroline Ford (Own work) [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or CC BY-SA 2.5-2.0-1.0], via Wikimedia Commons
There is no doubt that the 7/7 bombings were real as the many victims attest too. Where the confusion lies though is in who carried them out and what for? While the official version of events blames extremist terrorists, the points we have looked at above cast some doubt on that.