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reply posted on 25-7-2008 @ 06:29 PM by PplVSNWO
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I did read your post, you said 10 bins and showed one. Do you have an official source for this information? Pics of the the remaining 9 bins?
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reply posted on 25-7-2008 @ 10:09 PM by thedman
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Wallace Miller - Somerset County PA Coroner
At the same time, the high winds that buffeted the area over the last few days have dislodged additional airplane parts -- seat cushions, wiring,
carpet fragments and pieces of metal -- from trees near the crash site.
"It's all aircraft parts, no human remains," Miller said. "We've collected them in 10 recycling bin-sized containers and eventually we'll turn
them all over to United."
www.post-gazette.com...
So what would you like - spread out the debris in front of you so can
count each piece?
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reply posted on 25-7-2008 @ 11:25 PM by Taxi-Driver
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WOW..It looks like there were MANY investigations after all.. Who knew? Pffbt.
Sure doesn't get into that boring stuff on those thumpin' YouTube conspiracy shockdoc's...wonder why?
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reply posted on 26-7-2008 @ 11:19 AM by NIcon
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I think the 10 recycle-size bins Miller is referring to only contained the parts that recently fell from the trees and are not represented in the
picture of the dumpster in the previous posts. Knowing that 95% of the plane (according to this link:
www.post-gazette.com...) or 95% of what they found (according to this link:
www.thepittsburghchannel.com...) had already been turned over to United by September25, 2001, I think it safe to say that
what Miller was referring to on October 27 were just 10 normal size recycle bins that you would find in a normal household.
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reply posted on 26-7-2008 @ 11:30 AM by ThroatYogurt
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Originally posted by NIcon
I think it safe to say that what Miller was referring to on October 27 were just 10 normal size recycle bins that you would find in a normal
household.
Why would you assume household recycle bins were used for an airplane crash?
I would not think thats accurate. Wally Miller stated that several hundreds of pounds of human remains were found. How many household recycle bins
were used to carry this?
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reply posted on 26-7-2008 @ 12:10 PM by NIcon
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Because I believe prior to September 25, 2001 they turned over a dumpster or many dumpsters of parts over to United Airlines. And then a few days
prior to October 27, 2001 high winds knocked additional parts from the trees and they collected these in the normal size containers as referenced in
that article posted by thedman. If he were talking about the big dumpsters, it would be awfully hard to, as Miller says in that article, "EVENTUALLY
.... turn them all over to United" if they, as stated in the articles I linked to, had already been turned over prior to September 25th. It's not a
big point of contention, as there may well have been 10 big DUMPSTERS (or 9, or 8, or 5, etc.) of parts but the article he uses doesn't prove this.
In my opinion it only proves they turned over 10 smaller containers a month or more AFTER they turned over the bulk of parts in September.
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reply posted on 26-7-2008 @ 12:18 PM by ThroatYogurt
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ok, thanks for clearing that up.
Sorry for the one liner.
have a nice day.
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reply posted on 26-7-2008 @ 02:24 PM by thedman
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The dumpsters referred to in the article are large construction type
bins - as stated by Wallace Miller. There seems to be some confusion
From this and other articles there were 10 large bins of debris totaling
some 60 tons of aircraft parts recovered from scene. After analysis
by FBI/NTSB would be released back to United Airlines. Human remains
would be collected and then subject to various identification techniques
(Dental, DNA) to identify bodies.
The article in this case referrs to a sweep of scene in October, by that
time most of major pieces had been removed, here were attempting to
find any pieces of debris which had been missed in earlier cleanups.
Problem is that the tinfoilers insist that unless each piece of debris there is
matched by serial number to every part on United 93 then claim that
this is United 93 is invalid.
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reply posted on 26-7-2008 @ 05:57 PM by Anonymous ATS
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I have thought of the same thing too. Very suspicious. Why haven't the news, or others discussed this?
Too many unanswered questions.
Kevin
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 03:39 AM by im_being_censored
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My money is that lady took photos of something she wasn't supposed to. That's why 3 FBI agents hot-tailed it over to her house after she showed the
cops what she had and they confiscated her camera's memory card and computer's hard drive. If her photo was legit, the FEDs wouldn't have done
that.
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 02:09 PM by NIcon
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Okay, I'm a stickler for details, but I'm still not seeing what you're seeing, though. No where in this article you posted does Miller state
"large" or "construction type", just the vague phrase "recycling bin-sized containers." And I think you need to keep in mind that this article
came out over a month after the FBI turned over most of the debris to United.
In this September 25th article ( www.post-gazette.com...) it states the FBI turned over the bulk of parts to
United Airlines on September 24th because the FBI "had no more use for it." I can't find an article stating how many dumpsters full of debris were
turned over to United on September 24th. (It could be 10, or it could be 5, or it could be 20.... I haven't read anything that stated any number)
Now, did United just leave all these dumpsters full of debris at the scene until October 27th, so that they could place all these newly-fallen pieces
into them? I can't find an article confirming or denying this. And also why would Miller say they "eventually" would be turned over to United if
they were already turned over back on September 24th? (We also have to remember Miller is a coroner who probably doesn't know what ultimately
happened to the plane parts. Once he saw there were no human remains that fell from the trees, he most likely went back to identifying the remains
already found.)
To me the most likely scenario is United shipped the dumpsters full of debris to another location some time between September 25th and the beginning
of October. Then in late October the wind knocked more pieces from the trees, and, rather than returning the large dumpsters to the scene, they used
10 smaller sized receptacles to collect these newly-fallen pieces. That's what I get out of the October article.
The above paragraph is just my guess as I really can't find anything that says exactly what happened. Like I said before, this isn't a big deal
concerning the overall of 911, but I do love going through the details, so if you have articles showing more details of what happened to the plane
parts, please post them.
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 02:30 PM by mr-lizard
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Did anybody find the black box?
Just a thought...
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 03:33 PM by ThroatYogurt
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 04:36 PM by mr-lizard
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Hmm, could you maybe shed more light on them please and explain why it hasn't been used as proof to back up the official story.
I also heard the flight transponders were discovered in the rubble of the twin towers by firemen, but were removed by spooks and then later denied,
can any elaborate on this?
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 05:02 PM by ThroatYogurt
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 07:45 PM by Magnivea
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This isn't going to be horribly helpful as I haven't had much interest in researching 9/11 for a few years now (since a series of events that helped
me piece together what I think happened in my own mind), but I do remember reading, in several places, that Flight 93 had made a safe landing within
an hour of the second tower of the WTC being hit.
I'm not saying I necessarily believe it, but I will see if I can find the stories.
This post may also be a total waste since, as I said, I haven't kept up with developments recently and I may come up with something that has been
totally discredited. If so, sorry for these past 15 seconds of your life that I have wasted.
Now, off to search.
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 07:55 PM by ThroatYogurt
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Mag ,
In Brief: Liz Foreman, whose name was attached to this story, tried to clear it up in February 2006: “The story in question, an Associated Press
bulletin, was posted on WCPO.com during the morning of September 11, 2001. The story stated that Flight 93 landed in Cleveland. This was not true.
Once the AP issued a retraction a few minutes later, we removed the link. I only removed the link TO the story. We did not remove the story itself.
This was my error probably due to the busy nature of the day.”
One plane landed in Cleveland, Delta Flight 1989, which was first misidentified as Flight 93. The other mystery plane, a KC-135, only returned to the
hangar.
Vernon "Bill" Wessel, the director of safety and mission assurance at NASA Glenn reports the following:
“A KC-135 had to come back to the hangar," says Wessel, as if realizing for the first time that this aircraft may have caused some undue confusion.
A team of scientists from the Johnson Space Center in Houston had flown to Cleveland on this KC-135 to conduct micro-gravity experiments. The visiting
scientists could not return to Houston as scheduled on 9/11 once the FAA ordered all planes to land. "After the facility closed, we had to take those
scientists to a hotel." The scientists, dressed as civilians, were boarded onto shuttle buses.
There are a few more discussions here:
www.911myths.com...
www.freetimes.com...
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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 08:12 PM by Magnivea
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Ha, funny you should post that 911myths article, it came up as one of the first things in my search. Here are some others from the other
perspective:
Rense
911review.org...
And an old thread from ATS
The only thing that bothers me is in all the things I can find, it appears that the woman who "set the record straight" decided to not do so until
several years later.
It looks like the whole scenario has been explained, most notably the second plane and the scientists loaded into buses (the ones that were supposedly
the passengers of 93), but still, I don't feel right about it. Maybe it's just my unwillingness to believe that everyone is telling the truth. Oh
well. This is the one piece of the puzzle I don't think I'll ever be satisfied with the answers for.
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reply posted on 31-7-2008 @ 09:52 AM by Nonchalant
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