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The first quotation in Question 5 correspond to comments made by Chris Konicki, a photographer being interviewed by a local FOX News affiliate reporter. The second quotation correspond to comments made by WTAE reporter, Jim Parsons, who arrived shortly after the crash.
Can you explain why the photographer could not tell that an aircraft had crashed there and why the reporter could not smell any jet fuel at the scene?
Detective Bill Wammock is the first to arrive on the scene. He recalls “nothing that resembled an airliner... we went on for hours, before we heard the news reports of a missing airliner, believing that we were dealing with a small airplane full of newspapers that had crashed. We saw no pieces of the aircraft that were larger than, maybe, a human hand. It did not look like a passenger aircraft.”
The quotations in Question 6 correspond to comments made by Somerset county coroner, Wallace Miller, about the remains of any of passengers from the plane and about what the crater looked like.
Can you explain why the county coroner could not find a single drop of blood at the scene and why he thought the crater looked like a man-made trash dump?
The photos in Question 5 show a flight crew log and a hijacker's red bandana recovered at the crash site. The quotations below correspond to statements made by the sister of a passenger on board who's credentials and badge were recovered there too. Also recovered at the scene were photos, credit cards, purses and their contents, shoes, a wallet and currency, and a copy of a hijacker's letter.
Can you explain how paper, fabric, plastic, and other fragile items survived the crash relatively intact when witnesses could not find any traces of a large airplane or its passengers at the scene?
Originally posted by HowardRoarkQuestion 2
The extreme range of the photograph makes it hard to distinguish anything, let alone an aircraft that impacted in a straight down dive. The question is misleading and pointless.
Question 3
Invalid comparison. Killtown has not provided any evidence to justify the comparison of the flight 93 crash with the leer jet crash.
Since I doubt that the dynamics of the two crashes were similar, I cannot accept the comparison as valid.
Question 4
The first picture does not show the trees in the background which were scorched and burnt. The second shot also does not show this. The second shot is from the upwind side of the site.
Given the extreme telephoto lens used in the shot, it is hard to determine exactly how far the grass is from the edge of the impact crater.
Furthermore, the force of the impact which buried the aircraft components also would have buried the liquid fuel.
Question 5
Again, since most of the fuel would have been driven into the ground by the force of the crash, how much of the fuel would you smell in comparison to the other odors?
Sounds like Flight 93, doesn’t it?
It’s not: it’s from PSA 1771 which crashed in 1987.
Question 6
What did they expect? None of the bodies were intact.
Question 7
Small bits and pieces are always found. Read the flight 1771 summary above. They found the note on the bag, they found the gun. How is a wallet fragile?
Originally posted by vor75
I find it interesting that you feel this comparison:
• Central section of PanAm 103 flew into the ground at ~400 knots and steep angle
• Flight 93 flew into the ground at ~400 knots and steep angle
… is apples and oranges?
Yet, you give more credence to comparing a 200-knot crash to a 400-knot crash …. Or you compare photos of smoke plumes from two very different crashes (taken how long after each crash?) and take it as evidence of something or other?
Anyway, some general thoughts on the crater size:
Exh. GX-PA00111 (intr'd: unknown)
Red bandana recovered from the United Airlines Flight 93 crash site
www.rcfp.org...
Originally posted by HowardRoark
How do you know anyone was wearing the bandana when the plane crashed? it could have been knocked off one of the hijakckers when the the passengers attempted to overpower them.
Diggs, did you miss this one?
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Great. Even more crap dis-information to muddy the waters of a decent 9/11 research project.
Obviously you people havent seen too many real plane crashes involving big ol passenger planes, have you?
Wheres the Boeing? The parts that werent virtually cremated by the impact are scattered over a a wide debris field because, I am convinced, the plane was shot down.
The key here is that THERE WAS A FRIGGIN PLANE INVOLVED. JUST LIKE AT THE PENTAGON.
Well, battle on people. Argue in circles and never come any closer to discovering the truth in 9/11. Im sure the powers that be that sent these disinformation stories into the field to further obscure research into 9/11 are quite proud of their accomplishment. After all, they achieved their objective: throw red herrings for everyone to chase.
For those who are interested in SERIOUS 9/11 conspiracy research, visit:
911research.wtc7.net...
Originally posted by diggs
Originally posted by HowardRoark
How do you know anyone was wearing the bandana when the plane crashed? it could have been knocked off one of the hijakckers when the the passengers attempted to overpower them.
Ok, then when didn't it shred to pieces like the plane and passengers did?
Diggs, did you miss this one?
The one of the planted engine? No, seen it before. Funny how that engine is only a couple of feet underground when we were told they had to dig 20 some ft down to find the rest!
BTW, you ever going to my rebuttal to your challenge answers?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
[edit on 1-6-2006 by diggs]
Originally posted by HowardRoark
like I said, not everything is totally destroyed. Cloth and paper often survives intact.
Is that the engine or the APU?
maybe. if I'm bored enough.
Originally posted by diggs
Are you acusing me of this: " Deliberately misleading information announced publicly..."
And you have? I've scanned through tons of plane crash photos and two things always appear, unmistakeable plane debris and a big plume of thick dark smoke if the photos were taken not too long after the crash.
Go answer question 7 in that challenge I posted then.
Prove it.
You calling me a schill?
Good for the WTC collapses and that's about it.
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_ElfNo, I am criticizing you for believing and propogating the disinformation that is being created by the powers that be to deliberately obscure and throw a monkey wrench in in serious 9/11 investigation. All this nonsense about whether or not civilian planes were used is about as productive speculating whether or not a bullet or raygun killed Kennedy. While you may believe youre spreding "truth" you are basically working unknowingly to help frag up any serious examination of the 9/11 conspiracy.
Obviously you havent really seen many then. My cousin is a Boeing engineer. He has quite an extensive library of plane crash investigations and photos. In many of the ones that involved a plane hitting something of high density, like the earth, the plane wreckage was not recognizable as a plane.
Go answer question 7 in that challenge I posted then.
I did. Its nonsense.
I don't need to. The hundreds of witness statements, the charred bodies and airplane seats and luggage found in the pentagon, the large debris field full of personal effects, luggage, and papers found in Pennsylvania, are pretty damn conclusive. It is you who has yet to prove, by using REAL science and not junk science, that planes were not used.
I didn't call you anything. I am criticizing the fact that people continue to argue over non issues instead of pushing serious investigation forward.
folks like yourself disregard it in favor of sites with big flashy pictures that have been photoshopped and enhanced, with big flashy writing and knee jerk ranting.
Originally posted by AgentSmith
*chortle* Do you know what's funny? This 'police state', 'new world worder' etc that you're so scared of, well you're helping create it it better and faster than you would care to imagine..