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Originally posted by cashlink
What bodies? I did not know any where found, I have research 911 for years this is news to me. I do not see how any remains ware found when the airplanes disintegrated on impact.
Originally posted by tezzajw
I've not yet seen a single coroners report that verifies this. If there were bodies strapped to seats, then those bodies have names - they were people. Therefore, a coroners report should include the name of the body, how it was found, cause of death, photographs of the bodies as crime-scene evidence, etc, all signed by a coroner.
Originally posted by ThroatYogurt
Originally posted by cashlink
What bodies? I did not know any where found, I have research 911 for years this is news to me. I do not see how any remains ware found when the airplanes disintegrated on impact.
You have researched 911 for years. Ok, can you tell me how many victims of flight 77 were identified by DNA evidence?
Originally posted by exponent
Are coroner reports typically released?
Originally posted by exponent
Evidence in favour of AA77 being the source of wreckage inside The Pentagon:Eyewitness accounts of recovery efforts including plane passenger corpses still strapped into seats
Originally posted by tezzajw
Were those pictures of people already inside the Pentagon or of people allegedly in the plane?
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
No clue at all. I am not making any claim one way or the other as I simply dont know.
WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, Army Staff Sgt. Mark Williams witnessed a combat zone for the first time in his 11 years of service. He never imagined it would be inside the Pentagon. One of the first recovery personnel to enter the crippled headquarters building after a hijacked Boeing 757 smashed into it, the urban search-and-rescue specialist found a gruesome sight. "If anyone has ever burned a pot roast, they'll know what the victims looked like," Williams, 30, said Thursday after another 12-hour shift of searching for 190 bodies — those of 126 missing Pentagon personnel and the 64 aboard the doomed jetliner.
When Williams discovered the scorched bodies of several airline passengers, they were still strapped into their seats. The stench of charred flesh overwhelmed him.
Rescue crews were able to pull Calley's body from Flight 77's wreckage. Now, after a long period of hesitation, Jensen plans to let the Pacific waters take her cremated remains.