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Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by ATH911
OK, let's see it.
Fine. Call the Airline. They have the remains. Ask if you can view them.
Believe it or not I don't have the remains out in my garage.
Sometimes you have to do more than surf the internet to find the "truth".
Please answer the question - did you expect them to just throw everything in a pile?
Not necessarily.
Now you going to answer my question, or continue to side-step it?
Originally posted by hooper
Then why are you looking for a huge pile of plane wreckage and human remains?
I seriously don't know what your question is.
Originally posted by Myendica
I appreciate your enthusiasm. I think somthing is very fishy about 93. I really think the answer lies in the history of the area.
Originally posted by Judge_Holden
No debris?
Hmmm... Care to explain these?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by ATH911
The airline has the remains. You don't want to see them, I can understand.
But you've been told what, who, and where. The rest is up to you.
Originally posted by Cassius666
Question is when were those photos taken? Right after impact or a couple of days into the recovery effort?
Originally posted by hooper
if I were going to empty something out of the ground and haul it away (noting that I am not talking about anything as delicate or important as human remains or plane wreckage as the result of a terrorist attack) you do not dig it up, put it in a pile and then dig it again and put it in a truck. That is called double handling and many a foreman has been fired for wasting money that way.
Originally posted by Judge_Holden
It is not a shovel. Nice try, though.
Apparently you have nothing to say about the rest of the pictures.
I thought you didn't believe most of the plane buried?
No I do, I just didn't think if a 757 crashed somewhere and 95% of it was recovered that in this day and age that you'd have to see the debris at the airlines warehouse and hardly any at the scene.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by ATH911
I thought you didn't believe most of the plane buried?
I don't think any of the plane was buried.
I think some portion of the physical remains became embedded in the earth upon impact and some did not.
Most, some, about, is irrelevant and is just argumentative. There was, as far as I know and you know, no great effort expended categorizing the remains precisely with regards to final resting place because there was no need to.
Yeah because hauling all that dirt away along with the excavated debris and having to separate and dispose the dirt at your facility, instead of conveniently separating it and burying the dirt back at the field you dug it out of, is real cost effective.