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Originally posted by hooper
Remind me again - exactly who does the FBI call to investigate its investigations?
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by hooper
Remind me again - exactly who does the FBI call to investigate its investigations?
On plane crashes they usually call on the NTSB. Do some research
Originally posted by hooper
On most plane crashes wouldn't, in fact, the NTSB call the FBI if they feel the crash was caused by criminal activity?
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by hooper
On most plane crashes wouldn't, in fact, the NTSB call the FBI if they feel the crash was caused by criminal activity?
If a plane crash is considered a crime (as on 9/11) the FBI is lead investigating agency. The FBI usually calls on the NTSB for technical support.
www.historycommons.org...:_a_detailed_look=penttbom
Due to this being a terrorist attack, the Pentagon and its grounds are immediately declared a federal crime scene. Under the terms of a 1995 presidential directive, this makes them the exclusive responsibility of the FBI. The FBI immediately begins collecting evidence and is also responsible for recovering bodies.
Originally posted by hooper
Whatever data and information was gathered at any of the sites as part of the investigation is now part of a criminal investigation and I hope you would have noticed that that information is not generally open to public viewing until all criminal matters have been resolved.
Just out of curiosity - do you know exactly how many of the hundreds of thousands or millions of individual parts of a commercial jetliner are specifically and uniqually identifiable to a specific plane?
Yes it does. If only 5% of a 757 remained above ground, as the photographic evidence seems to show, then even your 65% comes up way short.
So either tell us where the missing debris is, or concede that the FBI's 95% claim is greatly exaggerated.
When former firefighter Dave Fox arrived at the scene, "He saw a wiring harness, and a piston. None of the other pieces was bigger than a TV remote. He saw three chunks of torn human tissue. He swallowed hard. 'You knew there were people there, but you couldn't see them,' he says."
Mark Tsantes, a supervisor with Salvation Army Disaster Services, said the volunteers parted underbrush with their hands and hauled debris from the woods in 5-gallon pails.
Most of it was little more than thumbnail size -- "no bigger than a pop rivet holding two pieces of aluminum," Miller said yesterday -- that last week's rains washed from trees bordering the stretch of strip mine where the airliner crashed nose-first Sept. 11.
Originally posted by hooper
Please substantiate your claim that there is information pending that is "normally" released to the public.
Such as?
Can you not at least admit that there are issues of national security involved which may, just may, hinder "normal" procedures?
We can see information on other crime scenes like Flight 800. We can normally get information released through FOIA requests.
Originally posted by hooper
Such as?
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by hooper
Such as?
Serial numbers for parts.
The FAA has refused to release serial numbers for the parts for the planes on 9/11 from FOIA requests.
Originally posted by hooper
And how do you know that they have these things? I mean, I am being told by someone else on this board that the crashes, particurlaly the one at the Pentagon was so all consuming that it complete destroyed every last microscopic piece of organic remains of those aboard and therefore eliminating even the remote possibility of DNA evidence, yet somehow you are absolutely sure that intact left legible serial numbers from very specific parts of the plane intact.
If the fire was hot enough to destroy the plane it would have destroyed DNA evidence NOT THE ENTIRE BODIES.
Originally posted by hooper
You need to investigate some very basic science. Very basic.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by REMISNE
You need to investigate some very basic science. Very basic. You realize that they managed to lift DNA from the saliva on an envlope supposedly delivered by Jack the Ripper?
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by hooper
You need to investigate some very basic science. Very basic.
I think you do. You do know that heat destroys DNA evidence?