What was attached to the bottom of these planes?

Originally posted by Disclosed
Are you suggesting someone cut up the victims into small pieces, burned some, and planted the evidence at the scene?

No, as stated there is no evidnece that any of the bodies from the planes were in any of the buildings. All we know is that bodies were identified at Dover, we have no record of where they were before that.

We also have no evidence of the 9/11 planes being at any of the buildings.

Originally posted by ULTIMA1
No, as stated there is no evidnece that any of the bodies from the planes were in any of the buildings. All we know is that bodies were identified at Dover, we have no record of where they were before that.

So pieces of bodies were identified at Dover.....but its not know where they came from. Just chunks and pieces of people...showed up in their lab and they identified them.

So...if they were not from any of the crash sites, where did they come from, and who/what agency cut them into pieces?

Originally posted by Disclosed
So...if they were not from any of the crash sites, where did they come from, and who/what agency cut them into pieces?

Well it would help if the reports were released that told us what happened.

But without the reports we do not know where the bodies were or what happened to them before Dover.

Originally posted by ULTIMA1
But without the reports we do not know where the bodies were or what happened to them before Dover.

Well, who is authorized to send bodies to Dover? That might tell us who sent them there...wouldnt it? It's not like I can go there and drop off thousands of samples and say "identify these".

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Originally posted by Disclosed
Well, who is authorized to send bodies to Dover? That might tell us who sent them there...wouldnt it? It's not like I can go there and drop off thousands of samples and say "identify these".

Well the FBI and NTSB were the agencies in charge. As far as people,

www.nist.gov...

Dr. Robert Shaler, the director of the WTC DNA identification effort.

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