Babe Ruth, on 14 April 2012 - 05:52 PM, said:
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Within moments of his leaving the field, the local coroner stated that they had seen nothing of any passenger remains, or even of an airplane. Overhead video confirmed the coroner's statement.
Days later he recanted his story.
You tell me, for somebody who was not there personally, which way are you going to go?
Regarding use of the term 'vaporize', you are correct that nobody said that word. What they are doing is SUGGESTING that it must have been vaporized, because it was invisble to humans on the ground, and to cameras overhead.

The video is of such poor quality that it's impossible to tell, and they get artistic and shrink the frames within seconds. This artistic editing is annoying. I can't see anything either, but that doesn't mean anything. Again, all the other crash pictures shown cannot be accuratly compared to the near-vertical, high speed impact conditions of UAL93. It would be curious had there been large parts of the plane relatively intact in the area. Small pieces, some scattered about, some thrown significant distances, many buried.
Meanwhile, the coroner had clarified his story. Never in a million years would he imagine the brief comments he initially gave would be so twisted and misinterpreted. He's rightfully ticked off that folks would do this. With the amount of devastation, there were no "bodies" around...just parts...small parts. He was initially looking for remains, not small fragments. The crew didn't know it was a vertical high speed crash, they were just going to a plane crash...this one was not like what they were expecting (like all the other plane crash photos). That there was, in their impressions, "no plane" seems a reasonable reaction. No recognizable plane parts...wings, tail, engines. Just a crater with bits and pieces around.
What about the Shanksville pictures from the UAL77 thread?