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Originally posted by mikelee
I agree that it is incredible but...I have a difficult time believing that anyone could be in their vehicle and anything "drops in" or otherwise thru the sunroof and them not notice it. The "problem" I have with that story is that if she was looking up at an airplane above or near her as it clipped the light poles then how could she NOT have seen any debris fall into her vehicle via the sunroof? Perhaps it could have happened, but I'm having a very difficult time believing that.
Originally posted by dashen
If the 747 was low enough to clip the light poles, and she was close enough UNDER the plane to have a peice of the plane magically fly in through her sun roof, shouldn't the jet's exhaust flipped the car right the hell over?
Originally posted by tezzajw
There's more info about this story in this thread.
Another thread with more info.
Take a look.
[edit on 28-11-2009 by tezzajw]
Originally posted by jam321
When Colombia exploded over East Texas, many people were sent to jail for picking up pieces and trying to keep them. It was part of an investigation.
If this is true, the woman should be arrested for having a piece of the plane that was part of an investigation.
The story seems to indicate that she has had it all along and never turned it over to authorities.
Am I wrong?
I also find it odd that she didn't stick around to give her account of what she saw to authorities.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
There's also the piece recovered by Aziz ElHallou (sp?) which, I believe, was presented to the Smithsonian Institute.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
It was a 757 not a 747 and there are plenty of photos of the clipped light poles.
Originally posted by dashen
If the 747 was low enough to clip the light poles, and she was close enough UNDER the plane to have a peice of the plane magically fly in through her sun roof, shouldn't the jet's exhaust flipped the car right the hell over?
Originally posted by Alfie1
The long and the short of it is that this was a joint donation to the musuem by Penny Elgas and American Airlines. The latter obviously don't doubt it is part of their plane.
If truthers have doubts; get the piece investigated.
Originally posted by mikelee
Originally posted by Alfie1
The long and the short of it is that this was a joint donation to the musuem by Penny Elgas and American Airlines. The latter obviously don't doubt it is part of their plane.
If truthers have doubts; get the piece investigated.
I'm sure it is part of their plane. Question is how did the part of it get in her possession when no plane hit the Pentagon?