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Originally posted by CameronFox
You got anything to add Tezz, or this your typical Troll Time at ATS?
Flight 1771 is VERY relevant to this thread. Unfortunately, you fail to see it.
Originally posted by tezzajw
I'm not the one trolling, Cameron. I'm trying to get the thread back on to the topic of Flight 93, not some other plane crash.
No it's not.
turbofan started this thread, so he wasn't dragging another thread off topic.
Originally posted by CameronFox
I'm really not sure what wind speeds at 1000 feet have to do with
debris on the ground. Where are you going with this?
So far you haven't shown me any evidence to account for enough
debris to suggest a 757 crashed in and under that crater.
See, this is a typical truther response. You sir, have to show me what you think is an appropriate amount of debris from a high speed nose down impact.
I have attempted with video evidence. witness statements, NTSB, and FDR reports, to show you that there was at least one crash that was similar. Flight 1771.....The results of the 1771 crash is similar to that of flight 93. The evidence of flight 1771 shows a similar crater, lack of debris, similar size debris field, similar witness statements, and similar first responder reactions.
In 1987, PSA Flight 1771 crashed near Harmony, CA. N168US (350PS) plummeted into the ground from 22,000 feet, causing the plane to go supersonic and break up enroute. Source-PSA History
posted by Swing Dangler
Hi Cam! Did you happen to mention that the flight you were referring to
broke up in mid-air which of course would scatter debris all over the place.
In 1987, PSA Flight 1771 crashed near Harmony, CA. N168US (350PS) plummeted into the ground from 22,000 feet, causing the plane to go supersonic and break up enroute. Source-PSA History
Is there any reason why you omitted this information?
posted by CameronFox
Watch this video on flight 1771... it may help. Thank you
PSA Flight 1771: Eerily Similar To Shanksville
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The results of the 1771 crash is similar to that of flight 93. The evidence of flight 1771 shows a similar crater, lack of debris, similar size debris field, similar witness statements, and similar first responder reactions.
Originally posted by CameronFox
I am not avoiding anything Tino. I am not giving you the run around. You sir, need to explain to me what the "required" amount of debris is in a high speed, nose down air crash.
Regarding flight 1771, there is no record of large engine parts found. There is no record of a tail piece found. Landing gear, etc. Should there have been? There is a photograph of the crater, no engine there either?
The FBI claims that 95% has been recovered. UA was given the remains. Have you contacted them?
You know that there were no photographs taken of most of the remains pulled out of the strip mine. By suggesting the plane "dug itself" is another strawman attempt.
Your photographs are shown from the opposite side. (and quite far away)
Originally posted by Swing Dangler
Hi Cam! Did you happen to mention that the flight you were referring to
broke up in mid-air which of course would scatter debris all over the place.
WITNESSES ON THE GND SAID THE AIRPLANE WAS INTACT AND THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF FIRE BEFORE THE AIRPLANE STRUCK THE GND IN A STEEP NOSE-DOWN ATTITUDE.
Your comparison of course fails unless you are suggesting that Flight 93 was struck by an air to air missile or had a bomb on board.
Either way, Flight 1771 broke up mid air by UA 93 did not. No wonder the debris field was scattered by Flight 1771.
Is there any reason why you omitted this information? Ah never mind, its the favorite fallacy of omission debunkers use when the information harms their argument.
Originally posted by turbofan
Where are the pictures showing 95% of the debris?
Originally posted by turbofan
How about more than a bandanna, damaged rotor and tiny section of
fuselage. You did say that 95% of the aircraft was recovered? Where
are the pictures showing 95% of the debris?
By this time I believe that you think the fuselage dug itself into the
ground 165 feet. In order for this to happen, the aircraft would have
to remain in form in order to displace the earth. That would be about
17,500 cubic feet of dirt just for the fuselage section.
THis may have something to due with the fact that FL1771 broke up
mid-air at approximately 1.2 mach. Check the reports. Thanks Swing Dangler.
As a matter of fact, a few people have contacted the FBI on record.
Have you?
I'm not suggesting this; it's your official story. What's the deal with the
photos? YOu don't think capturing the evidence of 95% of UA93 would
be in the interest of the investigators/public? Why do we not see these photos?
Are they classified? If so why, and not the other few pieces we see?
What was the direction of wind in Shanksville that day?
Originally posted by CameronFox
Originally posted by Swing Dangler
Hi Cam! Did you happen to mention that the flight you were referring to
broke up in mid-air which of course would scatter debris all over the place.
It actually was discussed I believe on page 1 or 2 of this thread. But allow me to repeat.
If you can, please click here this will take you to the summery from the NTSB that states in part:
WITNESSES ON THE GND SAID THE AIRPLANE WAS INTACT AND THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF FIRE BEFORE THE AIRPLANE STRUCK THE GND IN A STEEP NOSE-DOWN ATTITUDE.
Your comparison of course fails unless you are suggesting that Flight 93 was struck by an air to air missile or had a bomb on board.
No sir. There is no evidence of either. If so, post it up. I'd like to see it.
Either way, Flight 1771 broke up mid air by UA 93 did not. No wonder the debris field was scattered by Flight 1771.
Again, please read the NTSB report. Then think about it. If the plane broke up as you say, why were larger parts of the plane not found? The link you sent us to is a website from a Google Group called "Cactus Wings." Perhaps one of you can contact Kevin Trinkle and see where he received his information. None of the official documentation or witnesses support this.
Is there any reason why you omitted this information? Ah never mind, its the favorite fallacy of omission debunkers use when the information harms their argument.
I didn't omit anything. I the NSTB clearly states that witnesses did not notice the plane break up .. unless of course they were covering up this crash too.
[edit on 18-5-2009 by CameronFox]
Several seconds later, the CVR picks up increasing windscreen noise as the airplane pitches down and begins to accelerate. A final gunshot is heard as Burke fatally shoots himself. Airspeed continues to build until 13,000 feet, when traveling at a velocity of 1.2x Mach, the aircraft breaks apart and the Flight Recorders cease functioning.
Mr. Schroeder was also a member of the trial team in the In re December 7, 1987 Air Crash Cases, which arose from the deliberate in-flight destruction of PSA Flight 1771 by a former airline employee resulting in the loss of life of all 43 persons aboard. Source: Transit Law-Attorney Profile
Originally posted by Swing Dangler
Air Disaster.com:
Hmmm FDR stops functioning after break up
What NTSB witnesses saw the intact plane crash?? They fail to name any.
That is why I would take with a grain of salt what the NTSB states in their summary. That is why I sought additional resources showing the plane broke up in mid-air. To what extent, it is unclear.
So you accept the unammed witnesses in this case, but the identified, on the record witnesses who saw the plane fly over Indian lake are wrong?
Isn't that a bit hypocritical, Cam? Selective reasoning?
Originally posted by dragonridr
"I don't want to die," a passenger is heard to cry out in the tape.
After reading the transcript for the vdr id have to say the reason the wreckage buried itself is the hi jacker did something no pilot would do. Namely crash the plane nose first into the ground any pilot would try to land as close to normal as possible
Originally posted by turbofan
Funny, I did not know the COCKPIT voice recorder picked up sounds in
the passenger area? You might want to speak to some pilots and techs
about your previous statement.
That takes us right back to the circular argument of providing visual
evidence and explaining the physics of an aluminum tube boring itself
into the earth.
Do you by chance know the direction of wind that day? We seem to be
having trouble with people answering questions with questions...care to answer?