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NK-44
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Mar 14 2009, 10:06 PM
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If this is what happened, it would explain why early witnesses at the scene noticed a particularly strong smell of jet fuel in the air. They later recalled this smell being "overpowering," "incredibly strong," "really strong," or "just horrendous." [19] According to Jere Longman, "The pungency of unburned jet fuel was so strong that it blistered the lips of investigators." [20] Yet, as we have seen, tests found no fuel in the soil. So, rather than being the result of a Boeing 757 having crashed, might this odor have been created by some other means? The purpose was to help create the impression that a plane had crashed, so as to convince the first responders of this, and get information supporting this possibility into initial news reports.
In this regard, it should be noted that "Most people can smell fuel oil at levels as low as 0.1 parts per million (ppm) in air."
For that, it would not be too hard to create effects which people would feel and describe as "really strong" or "overpowering". 9/11 itself delivered the best example to demonstrate that:
This picture was taken by Dom Foulsham from his hotel. Though the towers were hundreds of meters away, he made this statement:
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"The only thing that made me perhaps think subconsciously it may have been an aircraft was the over-powering smell of kerosene everywhere." (Source)
Edited by NK-44, Mar 14 2009, 10:15 PM. |
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