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There were sections from the tail, cockpit and wings, but much of the plane had smashed into pieces no larger than graham crackers.
An odd assortment of items survived with no damage. There were thousands of BusinessWeeks with "THE GLOBAL INVESTOR" on the cover, and suitcases that looked as if the passengers of Flight 427 had set them down in the forest and walked away.
"Where's the airplane?" somebody asked.
"It's here," said NTSB engine expert Jerome Frechette. "It's all around us."
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
IF you are seek more evidence regarding what hit the towers, then my friend you are questioning the validity of the news media AND amateur videos...
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
what I found with most truthers, is that they have to have the criminals/reasons match the magnitude of the event.
For example. One goon could NOT have shot our president. It had to be more than Lee Harvey Oswald.
Same goes for 911. 19 "cavemen" could not have inflicted the damage to our country the way they did.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Zaphod58
Zaph, good research....but you and I know most of the fuel was in the Center fuel tank....whether PA 103 or AAL77.
WW
Originally posted by gottago
And as for the thread topic, I asked 5 pages ago how the plane that made that silly hole managed to spread debris over an 8-mile radius on impact. Care to answer, Cap'n?
The commission released pictures of hijackers' visas -- including the charred remains of Ziad Jarrah's visa, plucked from the wreckage of United Flight 93 near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
The Saudi passport of Saeed Alghamdi, said to be discovered in the wreckage of Flight 93. [Source: FBI]According to the 9/11 Commission, the passports of two hijackers are discovered in the wreckage of Flight 93. One passport, belonging to Saeed Alghamdi, is damaged but still readable. The other passport, belonging to Ziad Jarrah, is burned most of the way through, but part of his photograph is still visible