Thread: Flight 93 recovered underground?

I keep trying to find some evidence that Flight 93 was buried underground and that it was recovered. It is claimed that 93 was recovered 40 plus feet down. We've never been shown any evidence of this. Anyone who has some, please show it to us. If all you can present is a hole, with dime sized dots of grey something, please post that too. I'm trying to figure out how they determined that it was 95% recovered. We should be able to arrive at around 95% or so of the "official" weight of a 747. I'm wondering if that 95% was all dime sized pieces, or if there might be something a bit bigger, or if they just weighed all the little dots and pronounced it 95% complete.
Thanks.

1 min clip,

see the 15sec to the 35 sec mark.

Explains fully how they found it underground.


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wAnVuWuFQI"]Frontios had the same problem[/ame]


things were always buried for some reason

Originally Posted by RtWngaFraud

I keep trying to find some evidence that Flight 93 was buried underground and that it was recovered. It is claimed that 93 was recovered 40 plus feet down. We've never been shown any evidence of this. Anyone who has some, please show it to us. If all you can present is a hole, with dime sized dots of grey something, please post that too. I'm trying to figure out how they determined that it was 95% recovered. We should be able to arrive at around 95% or so of the "official" weight of a 747. I'm wondering if that 95% was all dime sized pieces, or if there might be something a bit bigger, or if they just weighed all the little dots and pronounced it 95% complete.
Thanks.

Really? Have you been excavating the site?

Originally Posted by Margot

Really? Have you been excavating the site?

there is a pic of the engine that was found underground in the gubbermint exhibit records. LOL

I am sure candy can post it for you it.

Here's a picture of an engine at the crash site:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flight93Engine.jpg

Here's a piece of the fuselage:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:P200061.jpg

... and it was a 757, not a 747.

Originally Posted by RtWngaFraud

It is claimed that 93 was recovered 40 plus feet down.

Where has it been claimed?

Originally Posted by RtWngaFraud

I keep trying to find some evidence that Flight 93 was buried underground and that it was recovered. It is claimed that 93 was recovered 40 plus feet down. We've never been shown any evidence of this. Anyone who has some, please show it to us. If all you can present is a hole, with dime sized dots of grey something, please post that too. I'm trying to figure out how they determined that it was 95% recovered. We should be able to arrive at around 95% or so of the "official" weight of a 747. I'm wondering if that 95% was all dime sized pieces, or if there might be something a bit bigger, or if they just weighed all the little dots and pronounced it 95% complete.
Thanks.

I've seen drunks weave less than this. Grab the wheel and straighten that fail-mobile out.

Originally Posted by RtWngaFraud

Flight 93 recovered underground?

Nope. At least I haven't seen any evidence that comes close to supporting that.

Originally Posted by bigcrash

Here's a picture of an engine at the crash site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flight93Engine.jpg

I think RtWngaFraud showed how that engine was planted -- hint: it's right next to the engine. It explains why that's the only piece of debris seen being dug out of the ground even though 80 percent of the 757 was supposedly in the ground!

Here's a piece of the fuselage: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:P200061.jpg

He's talking about parts recovered underground. I have a question though, where was this piece found -- like specifically?

Investigators last night found the cockpit voice recorder from United Flight 93, a discovery that could help authorities determine what happened in the final seconds before the hijacked Boeing 757 crashed in Somerset County.

The discovery of the recorder is important because what it recorded may shed more light on a growing theory that passengers aboard the plane struggled with the hijackers and may have prevented them from hitting a target in Washington, D.C.

The cockpit voice recorder, one of two black boxes aboard the plane, was found 25 feet below ground in the crater created when the plane struck the ground in Stonycreek.

http://www.post-gazette.com/headline...kbox0915p3.asp