Reply #21: Here's what was on live local radio that night

[KamaAina]

I was in New Haven, Conn., at the time, only 75 miles from NYC and well within the NY listening area. For some reason, I was listening to this gawd-awful sports talk show when I heard the guy (doing a Beavis and Butt-head imitation!) say 'Heh-heh, some plane just crashed in East Moriches, N.Y., heh-heh".

Quick, over to WCBS news radio. A woman is being interviewed. She was out on the beach walking her dog. She told the guy what she thought she saw: a collision between the jet and a small plane.

Note that she didn't say "a missile strike". No one knew just what had happened; this was live just after the crash. What the woman saw IS consistent with a missile strike and IS NOT consistent with the spark and fuel tank explosion explanation. She had no reason to lie to the interviewer since no one had had time to develop any theories about the crash.

Say, has anyone checked the passenger list? Could there have been someone on board so important that someone else would take out the whole plane to get him/her? :tinfoilhat: