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Originally posted by thedman
So who have Wallace MIller, the county coroner responsible for recovery operations stating that crews were
finding wiring in the debris
Evidence shows the crater in Shanksville was not created by a Boeing 757
The crater in Shanksville was measured at around 30 feet wide and only 10 feet deep.
The Dayton Daily News of September 12, 2001, described the scene:
The impact of the crash left a crater estimated by authorities to be about 10 feet deep and 20 feet wide. It appeared the plane first hit on the downward slope of a hillside [/ex
Nena Lensbouer, who had prepared lunch for the workers at the scrap yard overlooking the crash site, said she was the first person to reach the crater. Lensbouer said that the crater was five to six feet deep and smaller than the 24-foot trailer in her front yard. She described the sound as "an explosion, like an atomic bomb" -- not a crash.
Capt. Frank Monaco:
“The gouge was 8 to 10 feet deep and 15 to 20 feet long, said Capt. Frank Monaco of the Pennsylvania State Police. “
(AP, 9/12/01 )
www.courier-journal.com...
FBI Special Agent Bill Crowley said the recorder was found at about 4:20 p.m. in the 8-foot-deep crater caused by the crash.
WPXI11 Pittsburgh
The plane left a crater 20 feet wide and 15 feet deep.
(Plain Dealer, 9/12/01)
Reporters said the crater was about 40 feet wide and more than 8 feet deep.
(Los Angeles Times, 9/12/01)
The impact of the crash left a crater estimated by authorities to be about 10 feet deep and 20 feet wide.
(Cox, 9/12/01)
[I]“Pittsburgh's WTAE-TV reporter Michelle Wright toured the crash scene and said that a crater of about 30 to 40 feet long, 15 to 20 feet wide and 18 feet deep was created by the crash.”
www.newsnet5.com...
Pittsburgh's WTAE-TV reporter Michelle Wright toured the crash scene and said that a crater of about 30 to 40 feet long, 15 to 20 feet wide and 18 feet deep was created by the crash.
[color=gold]It appeared the plane first hit on the downward slope of a hillside
About 10 feet deep and no more than 30 feet wide. Being generous. The image speak volumes. Not a Boeing 757 crash site.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Simplified.
The crater in Shanksville was not caused by a Boeing 757.
For comparison here is some info on the Caspian Airliner crash which crashed into ground similar to Shanksville.
.....Caspian Airliner crash which crashed into ground similar to Shanksville.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
One of the last people to see what crashed was Susan. She saw something small, white, seamless, no windows, size of her van swooped down at street level, banked then crashed... sounds like a cruise missile to me.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Here is an example of the absurdity that the 30-40 foot wide 10 foot deep crater was caused by a 124 foot wide Boeing 757.
Impossible.
One eyewitness describes the craft being no bigger than her van.