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originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: peacefulpete
One also shows a crash that hit hard ground, and one that shows a plane that hit soft ground.
According to this logic, ValuJet didn't crash in the Everglades either, because there was no obvious sign of wreckage and no large pieces found there either.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: peacefulpete
Speculation based on not knowing what to look for, or what you're looking at.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: peacefulpete
Not sure where you found that photo, but that isn't the ValuJet crash. Nor does that appear to even be a DC-9.
originally posted by: Talliostro
You might need the google translator (site is in german), but a little bit of googling let me to this site:
www.medienanalyse-international.de...
The site contains photgraphic evidence of the plane debris from 9/11. Scroll a little bit down the page and you will find photos from the pentagon (from 9/11) and from the days after the attacks which show debris like that of the Germanwings plane.
But I'm not sure I'm convinced that was a real plane crash either lol.
originally posted by: peacefulpete
I'm actually having trouble finding any good pics of any significant wreckage for the Everglades crash. Here's one though
originally posted by: peacefulpete
People don't need to be an airplane expert to look at photos and interpret what the photos are showing.
originally posted by: peacefulpete
Photos of tiny debris don't convince me there was a plane there.
Phuleeease, people here don't know the first thing about air crash investigations, and watching a TV show does not make you any more of a "specialist" in this
This happens all the time here, a bunch of teenagers with far too much time on their hands decide they are as skilled as people who have spent their entire working lives researching, studying, and in the field working on such scenes