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Some internet videos, such as Loose Change, speculate that Flight 93 safely landed in Ohio, and a substituted plane was involved in the crash in Pennsylvania. Often cited is a preliminary news report that Flight 93 landed at a Cleveland airport; it was later learned that Delta Flight 1989 was the plane confused with Flight 93, and the report was retracted as inaccurate. Several websites within the 9/11 Truth Movement dispute this claim, citing the wreckage at the scene, eyewitness testimony, and the difficulty of secretly substituting one plane for another, and claim that such "hoax theories... appear calculated to alienate victims' survivors and the larger public from the 9/11 truth movement". The editor of the article has since written a rebuttal to the claims.
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Originally posted by godless
very few of the families who reportedly had loved ones on the planes ever stepped forward to accept the government's million dollar buy-off.
FAA officials were astounded to find existing airplanes whose engine's bore the same serial numbers as the ones that were supposedly obliterated in the attacks.
Originally posted by Demetre
Did they find DNA for every 1 of those passengers?
How could they tell who was who?? Dont they have to have them in a 'data base' already to match the DNA with the person?