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Solving the Portland Mysteries

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  Back to the past: Atta and Alomari in the future on 11/10/01. Did they get back to 9/11/01?   In memory of the two heroes Marty Mcfly and Doc Brown. 😃 These two guys(picture above) are Mohamed Atta and Abdulaziz Alomari when they were filmed in a gas station in Portland on 9/10/01. This photo is FBI evidence. The next day, they reportedly flew with Colgan Air 5930 from Portland  to Boston early in the morning to get to the connecting American Airlines No. 11 flight, hijack it, and steer it into the North Tower. The transfer time in Boston was only about 1 hour. To this day it is not clear what the reason for this trip was in the first place. To the photo: The date is 11/10/01 - two months in the future!  However, the only ones who could do that are Doc Brown and Marty McFly. But as you can see, the two in the gas station of course are not Marty and the Doc.They also didn't drive a Delorean, but a Nissan. 😉 This photo looks like an accidental fake and this is just one of many
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Flight 93, Part 2

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    This is Indian Lake Airport, only a few miles away from the crash side near Shanksville.   Paul Freeman flew over Indian Lake airport in 2001. Both paved runways still existed in very good condition , along with a group of small hangars. In 2002, Indian Lake was advertised for sale as an airfield. The 2004 USGS aerial photo showed the Indian Lake Airport to remain in excellent condition - even with markings on Runway 14/32 which seemed to indicate an open runway ( no closed-runway “X” symbols ) . Link   The Shootdown of KAL007 Korean Air Lines flight 007, flight of a passenger jet that was shot down by Soviet air-to-air missiles on September 1, 1983, near Sakhalin Island, Russia, killing all 269 persons on board. Link The damaged plane continued flying for 12 minutes , spiraling toward the ocean below, until it "crashed into the sea, with most passengers smashed into pieces or drowning," Ephraimson-Apt said. CNN   This proves that a hit aircraft can still fly for
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