Jonnyclueless
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But wait, how can to black boxes be in two places in space and time? 3 objects maybe, but 2 objects in two locations? What are the chances of that happening?
I have learned in my experience here that the more precise and specific your post is the less you will receive any semblance of discourse.
I'm cool with discrepancies being pointed out so they can be sorted out. The key thing of interest is that an "intact seat from the plane’s cockpit with a chunk of the floor still attached" was found, but to clarify about black boxes, look in Patrick Creed's book. Sounds like the fire fighter, thought that they found the black boxes but on further examination by experts, what they found were not the black boxes. Creed gives another story which can be added and further examined
Not that its a huge priority at this point in time. Private sites are not obligated to keep the information "up to date'. Its up to the visitor to find the information if they feel that the wrong information is being disseminated.
Why haven't you emailed the owner of Debunk911myths and let him know of the discrepancy?
Remember, many of these debunking sites are done , when the persson has time to update it. Doen'st mean that its gong to have up to date information 24/7
The best resources are always the OFFICIAL reports.
Then they saw two odd-shaped dark boxes, about 1.5 by 2 feet long. They’d been told the plane’s “black boxes” would in fact be bright orange, but these were charred black. The boxes had handles on one end and one was torn open.
Uloved. its nice that you point this out, but you should have pM'ed or contacted the individuals who own those websites FIRST, and wait for a reply from them.
You are basically airing the dirty laundry, when all of htis could have been dealt with privately, and quickly, without bringing "drama" to it.
PM Gravy, and be done with it.
Whitworth had positioned himself at the edge of the punch-out hole to eyeball everything searchers were hauling out. Hill walked by with square object, blackened with soot, headed for the bin, when he stopped her. "Hey, gimmee that," he said, pulling the burnt object out of her hands.
The device was roughly the size of a shoe box, melted on one end. It was ashen-colored and looked nothing like the pictures of the black boxes- which were orange- but Whitworth could tell that it wasn't part of the building. "We need to let the NTSB look at this," he declared.
Whitworth found one of the NTSB analysts. "Oh f***," she groaned when she looked at the mangled device. She identified it as the airplane's cockpit voice recorder, which captured sounds in the cockpit. It looked to be nearly demolished- there was a marginal chance they'd be able to get any information from it.
Still it was a breakthrough. Whitworth returned to the punch-out hole a moment later, empty-handed. "Hey, that was a great find," he told Hill. "That was one of the black boxes. Where'd you find it?"
"Right over here," she said, pointing to a stack of jumbled rubble. Searchers formed a circle around the pile and started digging, since the black boxes on 757s were both in the same section of the airplane.
About half an hour later another NTSB expert uncovered a device that looked like it could be the other black box. It turned out to be the flight data recorder, which collected electronic information about the operation of the jet. Both of the black boxes had finally been found, pulled like two broken shells from an ocean of debris.
Debunking sites should not post anything that supports that "official story." Remember Unsecured Coins and "Mike Rotch" (does a link to that vid still exist)? Debunkers should be a little more careful as to not make idiots out of themselves like the truthers do constantly.
Some moron truther claiming to be a pilot could write a paper and submit it to a debunking site, and that site could post it, only to have it exposed by 911flogger or whatever.
You say that as if History Channel is supposed to be infallible.…Kilsheimer does take credit for finding the black boxes, even the history channel says this.
_______________BREAKING NEWS___________________
Debunk911myths has just caught on to this thread and removed the following...
Now all we need is for Mark Roberts to rid his website of wrong information.
Ah interesting, guess I was mistaken about them being in different areas of the plane.
(b) Each nonejectable record container must be located and mounted so as to minimize the probability of container rupture resulting from crash impact and subsequent damage to the record from fire. In meeting this requirement the record container must be located as far aft as practicable, but need not be aft of the pressurized compartment, and may not be where aft-mounted engines may crush the container upon impact.
(e) The record container must be located and mounted to minimize the probability of rupture of the container as a result of crash impact and consequent heat damage to the record from fire. In meeting this requirement, the record container must be as far aft as practicable, but may not be where aft mounted engines may crush the container during impact. However, it need not be outside of the pressurized compartment.
But that section was about witnesses who sighted and/or handled aircraft debris, not about the recovery of the CVR and FDR. Your protest looks like a storm in a teacup to me.
Did you let Mark know what is the "wrong information"? There's no guarantee he will see this as the thread title is not exactly illuminating.
The section is irrelevant. The site, citing dead link, claims Burkhammer found the black boxes. PM says Kilsheimer found at least one. Now JamesB, citing Firefight, claims NTSB employees found them. As I said in my OP, this is exactly the kind of stuff CIT loves to dig up and use as "proof" of planted evidence.
The section is irrelevant. The site, citing dead link, claims Burkhammer found the black boxes. PM says Kilsheimer found at least one. Now JamesB, citing Firefight, claims NTSB employees found them. As I said in my OP, this is exactly the kind of stuff CIT loves to dig up and use as "proof" of planted evidence.
This is not a "call out" thread. This is to show that debunkers are just as obligated to debunk faulty information in debunking sites. I hope it doesn't lead to hard feelings, but if it does, the end justifies the means.