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Jet crashes in Pa.; passenger reported hijacking in phone call
Thursday
Posted Sep 13, 2001 at 2:00 AM
Updated Jan 5, 2011 at 10:31 AM
"At this point, we're not prepared to say it was an act of terrorism, though it appears to be that," Morrison said.
Reporters were taken to the top of a hill overlooking the scene. The crash left a V-shaped gouge in a grassy field surrounded by thick woods, just below a hilltop strip mine. The gouge is 8- to 10-feet deep and 15- to 20-feet long, said Capt. Frank Monaco of the Pennsylvania State Police.
Investigators believe the plane crashed there and disintegrated, sending debris into thick trees nearby, Monaco said.
Title: Memories of Flight 93 crash still fresh at 5-year anniversary
www.post-gazette.com...
Veteran FBI agent Michael Soohy had been to airplane crash scenes before, and he thought he knew what to expect: chaos, bodies, a hulking wreck of a jet.
"I don't think anyone expected to see what they didn't see," said the 50-year-old who grew up near Johnstown. "It's almost like a dart hitting a pile of flour. ... The plane went in, and the stuff back-filled right over it."
Title: Memories of Flight 93 crash still fresh at 5-year anniversary
www.post-gazette.com...
Veteran FBI agent Michael Soohy had been to airplane crash scenes before, and he thought he knew what to expect: chaos, bodies, a hulking wreck of a jet.
"I don't think anyone expected to see what they didn't see," said the 50-year-old who grew up near Johnstown. "It's almost like a dart hitting a pile of flour. ... The plane went in, and the stuff back-filled right over it."
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: neutronflux
Radar is easily spoofed, and even mainstream media carried reports of the use of injects. With Vigilant Guardian in play that day, the radar was spoofed. You should read Michael Ruppert's "Crossing the Rubicon". It is well documented with footnotes and sources.
What happened to the crew and passengers of all the flights is certainly interesting to contemplate, but irrelevant to what was observed and what transpired at
Your claims, such as where the FDR was found, engine serial numbers and the like, is pure propaganda from the pentagon. So were the DNA samples, as told 11 years later by Miller himself. He and his workmates, 11 years later, tell how the FBI agents leaned on Miller to "be a team player", which he did.
It was a staged event. We were all fooled initially. Some have come to their senses and realized the deception, others like yourself have not yet, 15 years later.
Will you ever? I have no idea.
You play it off because all past explanations by the movement have been debunked.
How did the wreckage, debris field, and burn damage end up at the crash site?
Very sad your hatred for government has consumed all common sense to the point of putting faith into the snake oil salesperson using 9/11 to make a buck.
www.post-gazette.com...
Veteran FBI agent Michael Soohy had been to airplane crash scenes before, and he thought he knew what to expect: chaos, bodies, a hulking wreck of a jet.
"I don't think anyone expected to see what they didn't see," said the 50-year-old who grew up near Johnstown. "It's almost like a dart hitting a pile of flour. ... The plane went in, and the stuff back-filled right over it."
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
Considering a 757 did not create the crater as the crater is not even big enough for one engine and it's nacelles
As you can see in this image the small crater created on 9/11 was around 2 feet wide at the impact zone which fans out to 15 feet wide 10 feet deep and 25 or so feet long. Much too small to have been caused by a boeing 757.
Show your family and friend they will easily agree without any convincing that flight 93 didn't crash in shanksville on 911
. There, now let people decide on their own
originally posted by: micpsi
Frank Monaco told reporters that the "V-shaped gouge" created by the plane was "eight to 10 feet deep and 15 to 20 feet long."
Title: Jet crashes near Somerset; passenger reported hijacking in phone call
From: old.post-gazette.com...
Reporters were taken to the top of a nearby hill, overlooking a V-shaped gouge in the field. The gouge is 8- to 10-feet deep and 15- to 20-feet long, said Capt. Frank Monaco of the Pennsylvania State Police.
Investigators believe the plane crashed there and disintegrated, sending debris into thick trees nearby, Monaco said.
"There's nothing in the ground you can see," Monaco said of the crash site. "It just looks like tiny pieces of debris."
From: www.nps.gov...
8. Where did Flight 93 crash? The plane crashed in an open field next to a wooded area in Stonycreek Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania at 10:03:11 am. The nearest town is Shanksville. Flight 93 struck the ground at a 40 degree angle almost upside down, hitting right wing and nose first, at a speed of between 563-580 miles per hour. It was carrying approximately 7,000 gallons of Jet A fuel at impact.
Had the plane maintained its speed and flight path, rather than crashing in Stonycreek Township, it would have arrived in Washington D.C. in 18-20 minutes. The nation's capital is about 125 air miles from the Flight 93 crash site.
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.