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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 ...

Flight 93, Part 1

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    This is the crash site of Flight 93    This is the official flight path of United Airlines 93. Link According to the official story, United Airlines 93 departed at 08:42am from Newark to San Franzisco and was hijacked at 09:28am. Than it changed the direction and was flying towards Washington D.C.. The passengers learned of the attacks in New York and Washington by phone and they then decided to retake the plane. They didn`t get into the cockpit because the hijacker first crashed the plane at 10:03am near Shanksville.   Discrepancies However, there are major inconsistencies in the whole story of Flight 93: Three-minute discrepancy: Official Crash time 10:03 - Seismic Crash time 10:06   Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University and Maryland Geological Survey(Mr. Kim and Mr Baum)  Link   However, we positively identified seismic signals associated with United Airlines Flight 93 that crashed near Shanksville, Somerset County, Penns...

Hotel Westin Boston - the 9/11 Hotspot

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  On September 12 2001 at noon the police and FBI stormed the Hotel Westin in Boston. There were some 9/11 suspects in the hotel who were then overhelmed. In the photo above you can see the crowd of onlookers in front of the hotel. What happened inside and who were the suspects?   The Raid     The New York Times reports:   In Boston this afternoon, heavily armed law enforcement officers stormed the Westin Hotel in Copley Square and took three people into custody for questioning. Law enforcement officials said they believed the three had used a credit card to secure the room that matched a credit card used by hijackers to reserve seats on the jets that left Logan Airport on Tuesday morning . New York Times   Seacoastonline reports that it was a Saudi family:   Members of a Saudi family detained by investigators following a raid at a Boston hotel in the wake of this week’s terror attacks have complained they were mistreated by officials, ac...

Bangor - the Gateway to 9/11

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  Spencer Rascoff was the CEO of the travel website Hotwire. He told Businessinsider the following story:   Rascoff told Business Insider US editor-in-chief how he realized that Hotwire had sold plane tickets to some of the hijackers:   " It wasn't the September 11 flights, it was the flights a couple of days earlier that put the team in place in Bangor, Maine , and then they flew from Bangor to Logan ."           This part of 9/11 is very unknown and Bangor was never mentioned in the official story. But soon after the attacks, similar stories came to light, that the hijackers came to Maine from Canada. Vincent Cannistraro , former CIA chief of counter-intelligence: Link  On Sept. 12, 2001, Vincent Cannistraro, a former CIA chief of counter-intelligence used the press as his megaphone to tell the world thirsting for information about the hijackers that five of them had entered Maine from Canada via Yarmouth, Nova Scotia , and/or a rem...