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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by snoopy
I think the NTSB would laugh at the notion of people thinking a plane with that kind of damage could actually be reconstructed.
I guess you did not see the millions of tiny pieces that FLight 800 was in at the bottom of the ocean. It took Navy divers several months to gather the pieces but they did a recontruction since it was considered a crime scene.
The 9/11 are terrorist crime scenes (according to the official story)and should be investigated as a crime scene.
Originally posted by snoopy I did see them. And they were recoverable, UNLIKE the planes on 9/11. Flight 800 did not impact a solid object at 500mph and liquify. It broke apart in mid air. Flight 800 is a perfect example of the kind of crash that needs and can be reconstructed and is completely the opposite of what happened to the planes on 9/11.
They DID investigate the crime scenes. So tell us what would we gain from reconstructing the planes even if it had been possible?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
You must not know much about Flight 800. It exploded in mid air, broke into 2 pieces and hit the water going several hundred miles an hour, almost the same as hitting a building doing that speed.
Didn't the official story state that they found several good size pieces of Flight 77 at the Pentagon ? Where are these pieces, and where are the FBI and NTSB reports that match these pieces to Flight 77?
If they did investigate the crime scenes show me the FBI and NTSB crime scene reports.
[edit on 22-9-2007 by ULTIMA1]
Originally posted by snoopy
You just proved my point. THANK YOU very much. It broke up in mid air and fell to the ground. As opposed to impacting a solid object at full speed. Completely the OPPOSITE.
How many crime investigations, especially ones that are still under investigations do they publish to the public? Please list them.