Originally posted by CameronFox
I am not avoiding anything Tino. I am not giving you the run around. You sir, need to explain to me what the "required" amount of debris is in a
high speed, nose down air crash.
How about more than a bandanna, damaged rotor and tiny section of
fuselage. You did say that 95% of the aircraft was recovered? Where
are the pictures showing 95% of the debris?
By this time I believe that you think the fuselage dug itself into the
ground 165 feet. In order for this to happen, the aircraft would have
to remain in form in order to displace the earth. That would be about
17,500 cubic feet of dirt just for the fuselage section.
Regarding flight 1771, there is no record of large engine parts found. There is no record of a tail piece found. Landing gear, etc. Should
there have been? There is a photograph of the crater, no engine there either?
THis may have something to due with the fact that FL1771 broke up
mid-air at approximately 1.2 mach. Check the reports. Thanks Swing Dangler.
The FBI claims that 95% has been recovered. UA was given the remains. Have you contacted them?
As a matter of fact, a few people have contacted the FBI on record.
Have you?
You know that there were no photographs taken of most of the remains pulled out of the strip mine. By suggesting the plane "dug itself" is
another strawman attempt.
I'm not suggesting this; it's your official story. What's the deal with the
photos? YOu don't think capturing the evidence of 95% of UA93 would
be in the interest of the investigators/public? Why do we not see these photos?
Are they classified? If so why, and not the other few pieces we see?
Your photographs are shown from the opposite side. (and quite far away)
What was the direction of wind in Shanksville that day?