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Originally posted by jfj123
Their body parts were scattered all over the crash site.
Originally posted by Dr Love
Originally posted by jfj123
Their body parts were scattered all over the crash site.
There might have been body parts, but there were no plane parts. I've seen close-up pictures of plane parts, but that doesn't mean they were from that plane or that sight. Strangely similar to the wreckage, or lack there of, at the Pentagon.
Peace
[edit on 30-11-2007 by Dr Love]
Originally posted by diginess
My thoughts are that there was no actual plane there. According to Loose Change, Flight 93 was landed in Cleveland following the 1989 flight, unloaded, and everyone sent home. CaptObvious posted some attributed letter from a guy who knew a guy...yeah, I would have to say that Loose Change sounds more trustworthy at this point by far.
Now, the purpose of interviewing people? According to Loose Change, advanced voice modulation was used to simulate people in the phone calls, which would have all been made from the same location on the ground by a special team with pre-prepared scripts. In order to work, you need ten minutes of voice data from the person you want it to sound like. Therefore, that's what the interviews would be for. Also, if you want to leave them alive, you need to put gag orders on them. So there you go.
Land the plane, empty it, get it back in the air with a different flight number, headed to a new airport to pick up the next flight of passengers, substitute the drone or whatever plane you're going to use.
If United did indeed confirm that flight 93 landed in Cleveland due to a bomb threat, then there you go, that's enough for me. That pretty much says that yes, the flight is going to be simulated.