What is interesting is that since CIT no longer believes a flyover took place above the impact point. Where did the plane go to end up in the south parking lot? (unnoticed)


CIT no longer believes the plane flew directly over the impact due to Roosevelt's testimony, as well as the description of a right bank.

He admits he did not see the plane hit any light poles despite the fact that they were right in front of him plus he does not describe the plane as being over the bridge that close either.
He claims he was on the phone with his sister with his back to the Pentagon at the time of the explosion which would explain why he missed the pull up and flyover.

I'm curious where they are going with this change.


Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
CIT has never had a flight path.
We were not witnesses to the event.
We simply report what the witnesses tell us.
We also understand how no witness will ever be 100% accurate and it is unreasonable to expect them to be. We only rely on them for very general details that can be corroborated such as whether or not the plane was north or south of the citgo. That is a reasonable approach to eyewitness evidence.
This does not change regardless of what the exact flight path really was down to the foot (again witnesses are not computers) or what we hypothesize about it when considering new evidence that has been uncovered.
Because of his location and the fact that he saw the plane over the south parking lot it has led us to hypothesize that perhaps the plane did not pass exactly over the alleged impact point and was a bit further south.
Thanks to Pilots for 9/11 Truth they have already demonstrated with math and physics how something like this is aerodynamically possible for a conventional aircraft.
Of course it would be foolish to think that such a plane during such an operation would be a conventional aircraft anyway.

