Why didn't UA93 callers say plane was rolling?

If Flight 93 was real, and being hijacked, and passengers were calling from it, and the cockpit was recording people shouting, and the plane started to roll on its belly, then why weren't any of the passengers heard shouting or mentioning on their phone calls that the plane was starting to roll over?

Uh, probably because everyone had pretty much ended their phone calls so they could try and retake the plane. Kinda hard to be rushing the cockpit and yapping on your cellphone at the same time. And since the plane was rolling during the attepted retake...

It's not a particularly difficult question.

i guess we'll never know the truth but things are certainly strange and there are many pieces that do not seem to fit the puzzle.

One of the calls that was from the GTE phone lasted until after impact, and the ones made from cell phones couldn't be made from cruising altitude prior to 911. The one made from the GTE phone mentioned no rolling, not did the "cell phone" calls.

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2 airphone calls remained connected post impact. (Jeremy Glicks and Todd Beamers) They were two of the heroes that attempted to rush the cockpit, so they were not at their seats at the time of the roll.

Of all the calls made, only 2 were from cellphones. Cee Lyles and Ed Felt.

Check the times of all the calls made. They were all completed prior to the "roll" of flight 93.

Phone call list

[edit on 18-7-2009 by CameronFox]

Originally posted by CameronFox
reply to post by jprophet420

 

2 airphone calls remained connected post impact. (Jeremy Glicks and Todd Beamers) They were two of the heroes that attempted to rush the cockpit, so they were not at their seats at the time of the roll.
[edit on 18-7-2009 by CameronFox]

If they remained connected after the roll started, wouldn't shouting and screaming be heard over the phone even if no one was on them?

Most of the passengers were herded back into coach section by
hijackers. The calls (all except 2 calls ) were made with GTE Airphones
which were hardwired into seatbacks. So have problem with distance.

The cockpit voice recorders caught much of the fight which took place
in First class at the cockpit door.