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Originally posted by OrionStars
I seriously doubt that plane crash landed at any 580 mph 5 minutes after take-off. Considering the actual events of the Valujet crash, it becomes completely irrelevant to the disappearance of alleged Flight 93 on 9/11.
As johnlear pointed out, the smoke is the wrong color to be kerosene from a jetliner fuel tank. So, kerosene from a jetliner fuel tank can be ruled out as a source.
How beautiful and loving Mark's friends are. You all have touched my heart. I hope to get in touch with each of you personally.
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Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by CaptainObvious
Do you, by chance, know the cruising and top speed of a Valujet commuter plane?
Originally posted by OrionStars
Did you note... Are the Everglades all solid ground? If so, when did someone drain it?
Originally posted by tezzajw
The Valuejet crashed in swampland. Flight UA 93 crashed on solid ground....
Originally posted by OrionStars
Prove those phone calls were ever made. Prove the people alleged to be making them actually made them if any calls can be proved at all.
As I stated, the tech to filter in a voice sounding exactly like someone an individual knows, through a telephone line or wireless, was indeed available on 9/11/2001. Mr. Bingham's mother would not know she was speaking to a machine and not her flesh and blood son. Only Mark Bingham could verify or deny, and there has been no positively ID'd trace of him ever found.
I refer to the following trial exhibit where the passenger list excludes Mr. Bingham's name as being on alleged Flight 93:
Is it? There is no proof a human being actually named Mark Bingham made any call to earth from the air. Then to find his name missing on trial exhibit passenger list, adds even more suspicion, particularly when there is no trace of a human being named Mark Bingham on any alleged Flight 93 on 9/11/2001. And no trace of any alleged Flight 93 either.
Search teams braved thick sawgrass, crocodiles and snakes in the Florida Everglades Saturday but found no sign of survivors from the crash of ValuJet Flight 592.
Chief R.D. Paulison of Metro-Dade Fire Rescue said that by 7:15 p.m. EDT, no human remains had been found.
Rescue workers have not found any intact bodies.
No body parts were discovered in the crater.
"There could have been an explosion," Francis said.
Less than 10 percent of the plane wreckage has been removed from the crash site, he said.
"There is no aircraft in the pit, only fragment pieces,"
He said the largest piece he found was about the size of 3- by 6-foot table.
"The wreckage looked like if you take your garbage and throw it on the ground."
Well, it was going down, out of control
from a reasonable altitude
so why could it not be going at 580 mph or so?
And the bedrock was not far below the surface of the water, so it would probably have been a harder surface than the field UA93 hit.
And "considering the actual events"? What a fire on board causing loss of control and nosediving is different by a large amount to nosediving deliberately?
Maybe in terms of cause of crash, but not in terms of debris afterwards.