reply to post by emsed1
Yep.
That is exactly what he told me.
The difference is that I filmed him on location and had him describe and illustrate exactly where he saw the plane.
Here is what Mr. Middleton described and drew:
This fatally contradicts the physical damage and all official data yet corroborates all the other witnesses we spoke with who all had different
perspectives yet still
pace the plane in the same place!
Now we know why the Center for Military History didn't ask him any specific questions regarding the exact location of the plane or explain for us
where Mr. Middleton was located.
It's doubtful that William Middleton would have seen the plane at all if it was on the official flight path south of Columbia Pike traveling 535
mph.
If anything he would have seen a flash in front of him for about 1 second before the explosion.
Did you watch my interview with him?