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Originally posted by CaptainObvious
Not sure, but some of my posts are not getting 'posted'??
Ultima, you have yet to discuss what you think happened at the pentagon. Do you run to the mail box every day hoping your FOIA papers arrive?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
1. So people saw a plane. But was it flight 77 ?
2. Was the debris from Flight 77 ?
3. NIST DNA experts had to come up with new DNA testing for 911. These new test were not ready untill 2002 after the bodies were identified.
4. You might want to do better research, thier were 5 bodies not identified from the Pentagon.
Originally posted by snoopy
1. Actually a stewardess who regularly flew on flight 77 and knew the crew that was aboard the flight that day was able to identify the plane and wreckage as not only being the right kind of plane, but specifically flight 77.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
1. Please show me the site where you got this information from.
2. I am still waiting for the FBI and NTSB report that it was flight 77. They are the main investigating agencies and the only reports that count.
3. How does the DNA identification before the DNA test were ready prove it was flight 77 ?????
[edit on 17-6-2007 by ULTIMA1]
[edit on 17-6-2007 by ULTIMA1]
Originally posted by snoopy
1. I don't have any web address right now because it's been a while. But the woman's name is T Carter. And you would like her because she's a big CTer.
2. The FBI is the main investigating agency, the NTSB is just there to assist. And it's an ongoing investigation. How many cases do you see the FBI showing information from an ongoing investigation? The Moussaui trial has a lot of great stuff though.
3. How does DNA testing prove it was flight 77? Because they were able to identify passengers on the plane. And then later on when they developed the new techniques, they were able to identify even more. You seem to have this notion that they couldn't do any testing at all until later.
Plus they found personal belongings, they found the debris from the plane, they have the radar, the black box, the eyewitness testimony, the phone calls form the flight, the employees who boarded and ticketed. It goes on and on.
Originally posted by Damocles
if we DO agree that a plane DID hit the pentagon, why assume it was NOT flt77? and if it wasnt flt77 what DID hit the pentagon and where is flt77 and more importantly its passengers?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
1. Let me know when you get the site.
2. What ongoing investigation? Its been 6 years. Thier has been 1 trial and the crime scene reports were not used. Thier are no other trials planned. I can find other FBI and NTSB reports such as flight 800 and other aviantion crime scene reports but their is nothing for 911.
Also the crime scene at the Pentagon. The FBI did not officially take it over as a crime scene for 10 days. Then aftrer stating it would take 30 days to complete they handed it back over the military in 5 days.
3. But for them to say they identified everyone even before the new DNA testing was ready is very suspicious.
[edit on 17-6-2007 by ULTIMA1]
Originally posted by snoopy
2. Flt800 was not a criminal investigation. What ongoing FBI investigations can you find reports of? Please show us so we can see how out of all of the ongoing FBI investigations 9/11 is missing.
3. THE DNA TESTING WAS READY. What part of this do you not understand? They identified all but a few bodies that were too badly damaged. A year later they developed a new technique and were able to identify even MORE bodies. They were ready from the very beginning. Again, what don't you understand about this?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
2. Flight 800 was actually a criminal investigation twice. At the very beginning the FBI believed a bomb was used the bring the plane down. Then later on people started reporting seeing a missile, so another criminal investigation was done.
3. Back in 2001 they did not have the DNA testing for bodies that had been severely burned as stated by the NIST DNA experts. So how did they identify badly burned bodies without the newer testing ?
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screeners failed most of the covert tests because of human error, sources told 9NEWS. Alarms went off on the machines, but sources said screeners violated TSA standard operating procedures and did not hand-search suspicious luggage, wand, or pat down the undercover agents.