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Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by ATH911
No, only one photograph has been released that shows United colors. No one is obligated to release more photos.
Originally posted by RipCurl
if you bothered to read the reports, you would have your answer; seeing that United Airlines owns the plane, you could have called them to find out.
Seeing your unwillingness to go to the source (United Airlines) we see how far you really are interested in finding the truth.
Originally posted by ATH911
Don't you think that's quite odd? 95% of a United 757 being recovered, yet only ONE photo showing only ONE piece of logo colors?
Don't you agree that evidence fits more of a staged crash since it would be pathetically easier just to plant one piece of plane debris with livery colors than having to plant dozens/hundreds of pieces of fuselage showing logo colors?
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by RipCurl
if you bothered to read the reports, you would have your answer; seeing that United Airlines owns the plane, you could have called them to find out.
Seeing your unwillingness to go to the source (United Airlines) we see how far you really are interested in finding the truth.
Are you saying that all those people recovering debris at the Shanks scene were United employees?
[edit on 30-12-2009 by ATH911]
Originally posted by RipCurl
did you miss this photo or are you just repeating things just to see your txt on the screen?
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Can you name another airline that was flying that day, in the vicinity of Shanksville that has the same colors?
No, because evidene proves that it was Flight 93 that crashed there, all proved by DNA testing and the parts that were collected.
Now can you answer my question i posted prior to this: Can you point out where the NTSB has ever photographed EVERY single part of plane they are investing the accident/crash site for.
Originally posted by RipCurl
why would you assume that from my post? Why would UA employees be on scene during a CRIME investigation?
There were NTSB, FBI and local law enforcement who were there.
Originally posted by ATH911
Um, that's the ONE photo with the ONE piece of logo debris I'm talking about.
I'm not aware that anyone saw a plane with United colors in the vicinity.
Nice side-step. Would you care to go back and actually answer my question?
Now can you answer my question i posted prior to this: Can you point out where the NTSB has ever photographed EVERY single part of plane they are investing the accident/crash site for.
Originally posted by ATH911
And they claim all but 5% of a Boeing 757 was recovered there. All I'm asking is where was it all before cleanup? Didn't realize this would be such a difficult question if almost all of a 757 was recovered. Seems like it would be pathetically easy to answer.
Originally posted by RipCurl
Yes one photo showing that it was a United Airlines Plane. What more do you want?
Can you provide an incident where the NTSB has released the photos OF EVERY crash investigation that they've investigated? And photographed EVERY single part was photographed.
If you can't answer the above, why are you expecting the NTSB to do so for Flight 93.
WHY are you demanding for more photos?
Then explain why the part found has united airlines colors.
I did answer your question.
Your asking for more photos.
Well not that many were released for Flight 93, SIMPLY because MOST of the parts found were less than the SIZE of one's hand
AND AS STATED. YOU want to confirm that its United Airlines 93, then you only have one company to talk to. United Airlines.
Originally posted by RipCurl
Yes that is what is claimed and that is what is supported by the NTSB. If you want to confirm with them what was found, you can file an FOIA request with them or contact United Airlines.
Im still wondering why you think that every plane part must be photographed to prove to conspiracists that it was Flight 93
why dont you give us a reason as to why you think that a 500 yard area of a crash scene cannot support 95% of the plane parts that were recovered?
Originally posted by ATH911
So basically what you are saying is that if people want to stage a plane crash of a large plane, part of the evidence they only need to fool everybody is just one piece of logo debris thrown on the ground and photograph it?
Originally posted by SphinxMontreal
Your average pre-schooler could have concocted a more believable story than this debacle.
Originally posted by RipCurl
No, because this is not what I stated.
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by RipCurl
No, because this is not what I stated.
Then what did you mean by "What more do you want?"
That's seems to imply that one photo is all you need to believe a United plane crashed there.
Originally posted by RipCurl
not only did you misrepresent the claims, but also misrepresented what actually happened.
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by RipCurl
not only did you misrepresent the claims, but also misrepresented what actually happened.
Curious planehugger, which parts did he misrepresent?
Originally posted by mikelee
Strange...
After the Space Shuttle disaster in which those bodies were subjected to far greater speeds & forces than that of the mysterious "flight 93" ever could reach and then crashed into the ground, investigators found skulls, bones (some intact) and aircraft (a space ship actually) parts etc.
Miller said he had identified 12 of the victims through dental records and fingerprints. He is refusing to release the names of those victims, saying he does not want to upset their families.
As he clinically recounts to them, holding back very few details, the 33 passengers, seven crew and four hijackers together weighed roughly 7,000 pounds. They were essentially cremated together upon impact. Hundreds of searchers who climbed the hemlocks and combed the woods for weeks were able to find about 1,500 mostly scorched samples of human tissue totaling less than 600 pounds, or about 8 percent of the total.