SA> I can understand bits & pieces of paper & other lightweight things
SA> being blown by the wind for quite a distance, but human remains
SA> sounds a bit sus, unless they exited the plane before the main
SA> crash.

This isn't so difficult -- consider that the planes that crashed into the WTC
were so badly damaged/incinerated that the Black Box (Flight Data Recorder) was
unrecoverable. . .

THEN note that they DID recover 3 *paper* passports belonging to the terrorists,
from the WTC vicinity!

If you can accept this rather bit of oddness, why not accept that human remains
can bounce up from a crash site in Pennsylvania and splash down MILES away, and
be identifiable as coming from THAT plane, at THAT time?

Your friend,
<+]::-{)}  (Cyberpope(the Bishop of ROM!))


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