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Originally posted by REMISNE
If the fire was hot enough to destroy the rest of the plane it would have been hot enough to destroy DNA evidence, same as with the Pentagon.
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by REMISNE
If the fire was hot enough to destroy the rest of the plane it would have been hot enough to destroy DNA evidence, same as with the Pentagon.
this is a standard lie that "truthers" use. They make up the claim that fire destroyed the planes, ignoring the fact that it did not destroy all of the planes. They refuse to look at the evidence showing pictures of the wreckage of the 757 that hit the Pentagon, as they know that evidence destroys their made up conspiracy theory!
Originally posted by evil incarnate
Mind if I ask how much DNA was collected from the places you claim that plane debris can easily be found? Just asking because when looking at the places they claimed to find the DNA, we see that it was supposedly in places where the plane no longer existed. Perhaps I missed something. You bringing it to light would be great!
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by evil incarnate
Mind if I ask how much DNA was collected from the places you claim that plane debris can easily be found? Just asking because when looking at the places they claimed to find the DNA, we see that it was supposedly in places where the plane no longer existed. Perhaps I missed something. You bringing it to light would be great!
Sure, have a look at
www.cstl.nist.gov...
They collected enough to identify all the passengers and crew on board Flight 93 and 77
Originally posted by evil incarnate
I did not dispute whether or not people were identified. What I asked about was the placement of where those parts were found. Your link actually contradicts your claim so let me ask you again.
B. Data Management
2. Case and Sample Tracking
Virtually all aspects of forensic science are bound by
the common principles of chain of custody. For this
reason, it is imperative that any LIMS be able to manage
and track evidentiary materials throughout their lifecycle.
LISA tracks packages, AFDIL cases, and evidentiary
specimens, as well as evidence retrieval and storage
information throughout the testing process.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
reply to post by hooper
Can you show us where you got your information? All the reports of discovered human remains say they were found in the locations of the crashed plane. The Pentagon, Shanksville, and the Twin towers, all the remains were found where the planes crashed. According to you, the human remains were thrown clear. Can you show us where you got this information?
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
reply to post by hooper
First of all, the plane debris came down with the DNA and the rest of the buildings so yes, the DNA was mostly found in the same place as the vaporized plane. I guess you thought something was still floating above NY?
As far as Shanksville and the Pentagon, you just said the same thing I did. Thanks for reinforcing that.
Originally posted by hooper
I've got to be careful. If I said that the remains were found "where" the planes were found that could mean anything that someone else would want to read into it.
"Where" could mean Pennsylvania, Somerset County, the east coast of the United States, the Northern Hemisphere and inversely someone could argue that I was implying that the remains were all found in their plane seats.
Originally posted by hooper
Second, the fire was not of sufficient volume or intensity to completely vaporize the physicality of the plane. That claim is unique to the truth movement. No official has ever made that claim.
Originally posted by dereks
They refuse to look at the evidence showing pictures of the wreckage of the 757 that hit the Pentagon, as they know that evidence destroys their made up conspiracy theory!
Originally posted by Leo Strauss
Here is a FDNY firefighter that thought there was explosives in the buildings...
Right after the first World Trade Center tower collapsed, at 9:59 a.m. on September 11, 2001, Father John Delendick--one of New York Fire Department's chaplains--ran down a ramp to below the nearby World Financial Center, so as to escape the dust cloud. There he met with Deputy Chief Ray Downey, the head of the FDNY's Special Operations Command. Delendick asked Downey if the jet fuel from the plane had blown up, thus causing the South Tower to collapse. According to Delendick, Downey "said at that point he thought there were bombs up there because it was too even." [1]
Coming from a senior firefighter, this claim is significant enough. But it is even more so because Downey was no ordinary firefighter. Prior to 9/11, he had "commanded rescue operations at many difficult and complex disasters, including the Oklahoma City Bombing, the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing, and many natural disasters worldwide." [2] As the chief of the FDNY Special Operations Command, he'd pioneered techniques for urban rescue and responding to terrorist attacks. "He was so respected, so beloved," according to CBS News, that "his men nicknamed him 'god.'" [3]
Of most importance is that one of Downey's areas of expertise was building collapses. 9/11 Commissioner Timothy Roemer referred to Downey as a "very, very respected expert on building collapse." [4] Robert Ingram, a battalion chief in the New York Fire Department, has called him "the premiere collapse expert in the country." [5] And Fire Chief Mike Antonucci, who was a best friend of Downey's, said he "was probably the most knowledgeable person on building collapses there was. That was his [hobby], to study building collapses--what affected the engineering of buildings, how they [would] weaken and how he could respond and stay safe." [6]
And this 39-year veteran of the New York Fire Department, who was the most highly decorated firefighter in its history, initially believed the South Tower had come down due to explosives, because the collapse had been "too even." Unfortunately, Ray Downey is not with us today, as he was killed when the North Tower collapsed at 10:28 a.m.
"As we've since learned, it was the jet
fuel that was dropping down that caused all this."
Originally posted by REMISNE
Originally posted by dereks
They refuse to look at the evidence showing pictures of the wreckage of the 757 that hit the Pentagon, as they know that evidence destroys their made up conspiracy theory!
The wreckage has not been properly identified as belonging to a 757.
Originally posted by dereks
Yet another "truther" lie, the wreckage has been identified as flight 77
Originally posted by smurfy
reply to post by redgy
William Rodriguez, the man with the keys, heard explosions.