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| Zaphod 36 | Dec 29 2008, 06:01 AM |
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Great Interview! Primarily I knew Viola Saylor from the article of American Free Press. It flew southeastward for about three more seconds and even gained elevation before it crashed over the hill with a thud, she said. It was really still for a second, she said. Then all of a sudden she saw a very quiet and low-flying white military plane coming from the area of the crash site, flying toward the northwest. It was flying very fast, like it was trying to get out of here, she said. A second or two behind the military plane were two other planes, which Saylor described as normal planes. Shown a photograph of a Fairchild A-10 Thunderbolt II, a low-flying combat aircraft commonly referred to as a Warthog, Saylor identified it as the military plane she had seen. She said she recognized the two engines on the rear and the distinctive shape of the cockpit and nose of the plane Link I think Bollyn cooked up his own story. Have you asked Viola about this story of Bollyn? If she really identified a Thunderbolt, it must have been the second bigger white plane 5 minutes after the crash. Is this possible? |
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| Eyewitness : Viola Saylor · Shanksville | |
7:32 PM Nov 30
