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i asked a well respected "debunker" a very simple question...and was shocked to see his response
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debunker fail #1
can i use you as a source?
i have a question... how much of flt93 flew into the ground? and where did they find most the bodies?
than you
the entire plane flew into the ground
Only body parts were found.
"It was a day the world will never forget, and as the events of Sept. 11, 2001, began to unfold, the last thing Somerset County Coroner Wallace "Wally" Miller ever expected was to be thrust into the middle of the fray.
Miller recalled his arrival at the crash site about 20 minutes after the plane plummeted to the earth and described how the aircraft came down at a 45-degree angle. He explained how the cockpit broke off at impact, bouncing into a wooded area of about 60 acres. The resulting fireball scorched about eight acres of trees, he said.
The remainder of the plane burrowed deep into the ground, creating a long, narrow crater." - Coroner remembers Sept. 11 - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (05/30/02)
"According to investigators, the cockpit of the aircraft separated from the plane upon impact and flew into the trees, where it disintegrated. The biggest portion of the aircraft that was recovered, a piece of the fuselage, was found after officials drained a pond some 2,500 yards away from the crater. The infamous three-page letter in Arabic encouraging the hijackers was also found nearby, along with credit cards and the plane's black boxes." - Pennsylvania's Ground Zero - Voices, Central PA Magazine, November 2001 | WITF 2001)
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Flight 93 memorial gets a lift
"Tim Lambert, the owner of six acres of land at the crash site off Route 30 near Shanksville, officially donated the property for a memorial.
A reporter for a Harrisburg public radio station, Lambert said Flight 93's impact hurled the plane's cockpit and first-class section onto the wooded land that has been in his family since 1930." - http://www.witf.org/lifestyle/centr...es-central-pa-magazine-november-2001(12/06/02)
debunker fail #1
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