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originally posted by: ARM1968
originally posted by: Riffrafter
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: penroc3
No, the large debris field was light objects, such as seat cushions and paper. There weren't any aircraft pieces that were scattered over a large area.
I just found this image online. I don't remember there being an identifiable tail section though.
Does anyone else remember what the Flight 93 crash site looked like at the time?
That isn’t it. The hole in the ground was deeper, scattered light debris. As if the plane had it the ground in a literally vertical orientation and more or less vanished. A bit like the Pentagon plane that more or less vanished. Still find it odd that there was CCTV of that event from multiple sources and just one of those released would halt much of the conspiracy talk. Yet nothing but the utterly inconclusive car park camera view has ever been seen by the public.
If that were true, why did Wallace Miller the county coroner tell the media they found nothing suggesting an airliner had crashed there? No bodies, no baggage, no airline parts?
If that were true, why were there no airplane parts at all visible from the overhead news helicopters? Why did the guy in the back seat of the news helo remark to his studio words to the effect of "as you can see, there is nothing here resembling an airliner"?
originally posted by: Salander
If that were true, why did Wallace Miller the county coroner tell the media they found nothing suggesting an airliner had crashed there? No bodies, no baggage, no airline parts? Miller's statements corroborated what the news helo guy said, and I watched the news helo coverage in real time, and came away with the very same conclusion: there was no airliner in that field.
Why would Miller then years later tell Christopher Bollyn what actually happened that day, why Miller had done a 180 with his testimony?
What the bloggers have latched onto was the innocent statement that I made to a reporter of the New York Times ..... I said the remains the human remains that were recovered when you were actually out walking around that area - encompassing an area of over 100 acres that you actually had to look hard to find human remains. That was 15, 20, 40 minutes after I got there. This was before we started any searches. This was the first interview that I gave which was about 4 o'clock that afternoon. I innocently and stupidly said that it almost looked liked that someone had taken the passengers off and dumped them somewhere .... Now these bloggers think that this is true now. Now they think that the government somehow took the people off an airplane or ... I've seen all kinds .....
originally posted by: tommyjo
originally posted by: Salander
If that were true, why did Wallace Miller the county coroner tell the media they found nothing suggesting an airliner had crashed there? No bodies, no baggage, no airline parts? Miller's statements corroborated what the news helo guy said, and I watched the news helo coverage in real time, and came away with the very same conclusion: there was no airliner in that field.
Why would Miller then years later tell Christopher Bollyn what actually happened that day, why Miller had done a 180 with his testimony?
Wallace Miller didn't do a 180 with his testimony. Wallace explains it in the following video interview.
What the bloggers have latched onto was the innocent statement that I made to a reporter of the New York Times ..... I said the remains the human remains that were recovered when you were actually out walking around that area - encompassing an area of over 100 acres that you actually had to look hard to find human remains. That was 15, 20, 40 minutes after I got there. This was before we started any searches. This was the first interview that I gave which was about 4 o'clock that afternoon. I innocently and stupidly said that it almost looked liked that someone had taken the passengers off and dumped them somewhere .... Now these bloggers think that this is true now. Now they think that the government somehow took the people off an airplane or ... I've seen all kinds .....
originally posted by: penroc3
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it would explane the ground and what the people said they saw as far as what came out of the sky and the lack of wreckage
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: network dude
No. There was part of an engine found in a catchment basin, but it was a few hundred yards away, in the direction the aircraft was traveling.
originally posted by: penroc3
We ALL have questions as to where the bodies and parts and aircraft parts in Shanksville PA is.
originally posted by: EngineerGuY
Lack of wreckage and bodies?? A simple google search will provide picture of the planes parts! Furthermore, you can read first hand accounts of first responders. One details seeing a jaw and teeth in a tree nearby. Other more grisly details also. That type of impact doesn’t leave much sadly. It’s not a conspiracy is facts and science!
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Riffrafter
No. I blame truth movement talking heads using statements out of context for personal gain by targeting a biased audience that have no discernment for truth.