Reply #34: I analyzed every report of debris last year

[Robb]

...Or was it the year before? :)

This is one of the misunderstandings I've seen online over and over again. For example, while most of Indian Lake itself is beneath the flight path and quite far away, the actual verifiable reports of debris came from the marina, which is located at nearly the southernmost end of the lake, and far closer than six miles to the impact point.

Nothing was found very far from the site that wasn't lightweight, and all the lightweight debris was found where it should have been -- in other words, perpendicular to or ahead of the crash line. Lightweight debris found at the greatet distance from the impact point (if I recall correctly, it was inflight magazine pages in a churchyard) mapped out with other debris reports as a straight line, following the prevailing wind...again, right where it all should have been.

There are many problems with the official story of Flight 93, but unfortunately for investigators the debris field isn't one of them.