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Originally posted by lookingup4it
I have been a first responder to 3 small plane crashes. There is always wreckage.
Originally posted by The X
just another amazing coincidence that the scar which was there before the crash is where the plane vanished into.
irrefutably against all other arguments the sheriff who was there said "there aint no plane crashd here'.
And the statemnt from the coroner stating that there are no bodies.
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Judging from the various witness accounts, which described the descent and impact of UA93, and knowing what I know about the dynamics of demolition, yes, I do think that UA93 plunged straight into an area of loose earth, exploded on impact, embedding most of its shattered wreckage below ground and scattering a good portion of it, like confetti, over the surrounding area.
The information provided backs up the conclusion.
Originally posted by ATH911
Again skeptics,
Where was all that 95% of UA93 wreckage?
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by ATH911
Again skeptics,
Where was all that 95% of UA93 wreckage?
Just out of curiosity - what kind of answer are you looking for? I mean do you want GPS coordinates? Baseline coordinates? Do you want specific photos?
Originally posted by ProRipp
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by ATH911
Again skeptics,
Where was all that 95% of UA93 wreckage?
Just out of curiosity - what kind of answer are you looking for? I mean do you want GPS coordinates? Baseline coordinates? Do you want specific photos?
Hooper mate as a neutral i think what the poster is ultimately saying is that the photographs from Shanksville don't seem to depict what thousands of other aircraft crash site photo's do ? Namely any significant pieces of wreckage ? Which if i am honest i must agree with ! I am not taking sides here i respect both your views and his but will you not admit that by there very appearance these photographs are highly unusual ?
Respects
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Were your "small plane crashes" estimated to be traveling at near-500 mph? No. Small aircraft usually crash in the 100 to 200 mph range.
To the casual eye, it looked like solid, consolidated ground but in reality the reclaimed expanse was loose and uncompacted. When flight 93 hit the ground, the cockpit and first-class cabin broke off, scattered into millions of fragments that spread and flew like shrapnel into and through the trees 20 metres away.
A section of the engine, weighing almost a tonne, was found on the bed of a catchment pond, 200 metres downhill.
Some of the plane's cargo was found intact ? 200 kilograms of mail in the hold, a Bible, its cover scorched but its pages undamaged and later, as the excavation began, the passport of one of the four hijackers.
The rest of the 757 continued its downward passage, the sandy loam closing behind it like the door of a tomb. Eventually these pieces and its human cargo ? the heroes and the cowards, as a message left at the nearby temporary memorial put it ? came to rest against solid rock, 23 metres below the surface
The scene was captured in a picture taken soon after by a local photographer, Mark Stahl. Published in a magazine commemorative book, the scene is remarkable for its total absence of urgency.
The point of impact, about 10-12 metres across, is black and smoking. According to Miller it was about three metres deep. In Stahl's photograph it looks more like an excavation.
Four men stand next to the crater, one with his back to it. Two others stand nearby, next to an unmarked Chevrolet Suburban. One of the men has a hand on his hip.
Other photos taken at the scene by Miller show a small furrow, like a hand-dug drainage ditch, running back from the crater. This was the mark left by a wing.
"It was the most eerie thing," Miller recalled. "Usually, when you see a plane crash on TV, you see the fuselage, the tail or a piece of something. The biggest piece I saw was as big as this (spreading his hands less than a metre apart). It was as though someone took a tri-axle dump truck and spread it over an acre."
Walking in his gumboots, the only recognisable body part he saw was a piece of spinal cord, with five vertebrae attached.
"I've seen a lot of highway fatalities where there's fragmentation," Miller said. "The interesting thing about this particular case is that I haven't, to this day, 11 months later, seen any single drop of blood. Not a drop. The only thing I can deduce is that the crash was over in half a second. There was a fireball 15-20 metres high, so all of that material just got vaporised."
Originally posted by ProRipp
reply to post by hooper
I heard someone who was actually at the scene state in a TV interview that it 'looks like someone took a bulldozer gouged a hole and threw some 'rubbish' in'
and to me thats exactly what it looks like ! I don't wish to upset anyone and if people did die in a plane crash in Shanksville may they rest in piece, but i have real concerns and doubts about what actually went on here ! I must state once again i am not out to upset one side or the other but as a neutral looking on I am only stating what i see and percieve ! Also with past history of false flag operations by not just the U.S. but various gov'ts around the world, alarm bells naturally ring for some people too ! Don't you agree hooper ?
Respects
Originally posted by hooper
I can't even begin to tell you how offensive your version would be to friends, family and loved ones of the deceased.
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by hooper
I can't even begin to tell you how offensive your version would be to friends, family and loved ones of the deceased.
At lease he is not as bad as you and others who keep speading the lies of the media.
How can you you be so disrespectful of the friends, family and loved ones of the deceased?