Photos of the scene show white smoke rising from the woods where the tops of about half a dozen tree were broken.
[FOX News reporter]: I wanna get quickly to Chris Chaniki he's a photographer with the Pittsburgh affiliate a Fox affiliate. He was back there
just a couple minutes ago and Chris, I've seen the pictures, it looks like there's nothing there, except for a hole in the ground.
[Chris]: Basically that's right, the only thing you can see from; where we were was a big gouge in the earth, and
some broken trees. You could
see some people working, walking around in the area, but from where we can see there wasn't much left.
[FOX News reporter]: What could you see on the ground, if anything, other than dirt and ash and ... ?
[Chris]: You couldn't see anything. You just see dirt, ash and people walking around,
broken trees.
For all the tops of those trees to be broken like that, something
quite large and strong would have to have been the cause because those trees
look pretty thick and if the object(s) that broke all those treetops were plane parts, then surely they wouldn't have disappeared afterwards if they
were strong enough to break the tops of all those trees.
Of course if you think it was plane parts, how did parts from Flight 93 manage to strike the tops of those trees so hard when we were told about
80% of the plane was found in
the crater, including the 2 black boxes that are housed in the tail section?
If you think it was one of Flight 93's engines that maybe broke off in the air and broke off those treetops, then please show me photos of that
engine afterwards, or photos of any of the culprit plane parts for that matter.
If you think those treetops were already broken before 9/11, then is it just a coincidence that smoke is rising below the broken trees as if something
broke the treetops and landed behind them?
