Reply #38: Nah

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> I think it perfectly possibly that somebody saw it without realising what it was.

I did not say no one saw F77. I said: "No one tracked it to Washington."

Because of this, radar data does not establish that F77 made it back to Washington.

Assume F77 flew from Ohio to Washington. Someone may have seen it. No one reported an unidentified blip travelling toward Washington. Nor would they have, because they would have had to be looking at primary radar, and why would they do that when they had secondary radar, which held the transponder info?

The simple truth is that there is no evidence F77 turned around and flew back to Washington. Unless you proved that F77 hit the Pentagon. But that's another matter.


> For your scenario to be remotely credible there needs to have been not just the off chance that Flight 77 landing elsewhere was not to be noticed. Your conspirators would have needed to be sure that it was not to be noticed.

Planes were landing all over the place. F77 could have easily landed at a military base.