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originally posted by: AsherLewin11
a reply to: RKWWWW
Actually the eyewitnesses saw something smaller crash in shanksville. WHEN they told the fbi what they saw the fbi no you saw a boeing 757 in which they still claim they saw something much smaller.
Purbaugh from Rollock when asked over a phone conversation I had with him 2 years he said that he has been advised by his lawyer that he cannot say the size of the craft that crashed but leading experts believe it was a cruise missile, surrogate as part of the war game exercises taking place over shanksville.
THE crater being v groove ranging to 2feet wide to 15 feet at the end only 10 feet deep and around 30 feet long much too small to have been caused by flight 93 the Boeing 757
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
a reply to: RKWWWW
Actually the eyewitnesses saw something smaller crash in shanksville. WHEN they told the fbi what they saw the fbi no you saw a boeing 757 in which they still claim they saw something much smaller.
Purbaugh from Rollock when asked over a phone conversation I had with him 2 years he said that he has been advised by his lawyer that he cannot say the size of the craft that crashed but leading experts believe it was a cruise missile, surrogate as part of the war game exercises taking place over shanksville.
THE crater being v groove ranging to 2feet wide to 15 feet at the end only 10 feet deep and around 30 feet long much too small to have been caused by flight 93 the Boeing 757
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LEE purbaugh cannot say what kind of plane under court order. ANOTHER eyewitness saw something no bigger than her van all white.
The crater was 2 feet to 25 feet wide as its shape like a cone and only 30 feet long. Much too small to have been caused by a boeing 757 and the crater lines up with eyewitness testimony that it was not a Comercial boeing 757.
www.nps.gov...
Heavy equipment excavated the crater to an area measuring about 85' x 85' and 27' to 40' deep to recover debris and evidence. Soil removed from the crater during the investigation was raked and sifted by hand and machine to remove debris, then returned to the crater. More than one thousand persons representing more than 70 state, federal, and local agencies had credentials to work on the site.
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9. How big was the crash site and what did the wreckage look like? The first responders described the crater as about 15 feet deep and about 30 feet across. It was irregularly shaped. The wreckage around and inside the crater consisted of largely unrecognizable pieces of twisted metal, pieces of the landing gear of the plane, a tire, the frames of some of the seats, bits of charred paper, and remnants of luggage and clothing. Most of the pieces of wreckage were quite small, the size of a notebook or smaller. Many more pieces of wreckage, also quite small, were recovered during the investigation when the crater was excavated. Extensive searches through the wooded area south of the crash site, and even arborists in the tree tops found more debris from the crash. A pond about 900 feet southwest of the crater was partially drained to recover debris. Debris was collected from the yards of nearby homes, farmer's fields, and from around a nearby residential lake. The largest and heaviest pieces recovered were parts of the plane's two engines and a piece of fuselage with several window openings. This fuselage piece measured about six feet by seven feet and was found near the woods south of the crater. Lightweight paper items were found as far away as New Baltimore, eight miles away.
10. Did they find the plane's black boxes here? Yes. Both of the plane's recorders, the so-called "black boxes" (which actually are orange), were found in the crash site crater. The flight data recorder was recovered on Thursday, September 13 at 4:20 pm at a depth of 15 feet. On September 14, at 8:30 pm, the cockpit voice recorder was found at a depth of 25 feet. Both were turned over to the National Transportation Safety Board for analysis. (None of the black boxes from Flight 11 and Flight 175 were recovered in the rubble of the World Trade Center. At the Pentagon, only the Flight Data Recorder from Flight 77 yielded information.)
11. What happened during the investigation at the site? The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was in charge of the investigation. Evidence recovery teams combed the area in thorough, systematic sweeps. Heavy equipment excavated the crater to an area measuring about 85' x 85' and 27' to 40' deep to recover debris and evidence. Soil removed from the crater during the investigation was raked and sifted by hand and machine to remove debris, then returned to the crater. More than one thousand persons representing more than 70 state, federal, and local agencies had credentials to work on the site.
The large body of investigators and the Pennsylvania State Police who were securing the perimeter left the site after thirteen days, on September 24, 2001. The crater was backfilled between October 1 and October 3, 2001. A six inch layer of topsoil was spread over the backfilled crater area and seeded with grass and wildflowers.
www.nps.gov...
Heavy equipment excavated the crater to an area measuring about 85' x 85' and 27' to 40' deep to recover debris and evidence. Soil removed from the crater during the investigation was raked and sifted by hand and machine to remove debris, then returned to the crater. More than one thousand persons representing more than 70 state, federal, and local agencies had credentials to work on the site.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
Note 71: ^ "'None of us will ever forget'". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. September 12, 2001. Retrieved August 24, 2008
The impact left a crater eight to ten feet deep (c. 3 m), and 30 to 50 feet wide (c. 12 m).[71]
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
a reply to: neutronflux
Lol the crater was 30 feet long and 15 feet wide you posted how big of a hole they dug out with machines. Genius...
The small crater of 15 feet wide and 30 feet long has been proven to be too small to have been caused by flight 93 which is over 123 feet wide and over 43 feet tall.