Wow! Do they allow this kind of disinformation to be posted here?
John Doe II quotes Miller as saying there were no human remains, for the love of Pete. That's the quality of his analysis.
No, what he says is "Coroner Wallace Miller now claims that no human remains were found
on Indian Lake." Why did you leave that part out?
JDII posits a plane coming out of the east based on TWO specific people, only one of which saw a plane. Everyone else heard it. Do you have any idea of what a passenger jet plummeting full throttle at over 500 mph sounds like, RedIbis?
I can't speak for RedIbis, but the folks at Indian Lake Marina apparently do:
"All of a sudden the lights flickered and we joked that maybe they were coming for us. Then we heard engines screaming close overhead. The building shook. We ran out, heard the explosion and saw a fireball mushroom,” said Fleegle, pointing to a clearing on a ridge at the far end of the lake.
The single person who saw the plane is at the marina and just says that it was overhead. Does he mean literally? Based on all physical evidence, he couldn't. It was simply up in the sky. All the rest of the article sorts through the various accounts of debris, which is easily explained by the speed of the aircraft, the explosion, and the wind.
You don't read very well, do you? This is what Jim Stop said about the plane:
"Jim Stop reported he had seen the hijacked Boeing 757 fly over him as he was fishing. He said he could see parts falling from the plane".
(Pittsburgh Tribune, 9/13/01)
As you notice, he said the plane flew
OVER him. Not to the right, not to the left, not in front, not behind, not a mile away, but
OVER him. Why don't you question why this is so inconsistent with the official flight path, which puts the plane 2 to 3 miles away from the lake, coming in the opposite direction? In the official flight path, the plane never crosses the lake. Perhaps it would serve you well in the future to learn how to research better, or at least *read* the posts you link to... unless you're purposely spreading disinformation, that is.