Please show me a report that matches the wreckage found to Flight 93.
Matches Flight 93 to what? Flight 93? That's established by the radar data, FDR, and CVR. The NTSB report on UA93's FDR can be found here:
http://www.ntsb.gov/info/foia_fri.htm
The flight path study can be found here:
http://www.ntsb.gov/info/Flight _Path_ Study_UA93.pdf
The CVR transcript can be found here:
http://www.vaed.uscourts.gov/notablecases/moussaoui/exhibits/prosecution/P200056T.pdf
Gravy has data listing the FL93 victim's airphone calls, which establishes that flight's identity:
http://wtc7lies.googlepages.com/flight93page1
... that page also contains articles discussing things such as the DNA evidence, witness testimony, etc.
Flight 93's identity at Shanksville is established with far more data than mere matching of the wreckage. The passengers are matched, the data about it's flightpath is recorded, the victims' own statements identify the flight beyond all question... there's a plethora of evidence placing FL93 at Shanksville.
I'd love to see which part of all of that is questioned by your document. I thought it restricted itself to discussing the presence of a military jet.
Please show me a report that explains how the engine core was so far away from the crater.
Why? The core was only 300 yards away. If it impacted at 400+ MPH, the real question is why was it so close, not why it was "so far away".
Think of things this way: Let's presume the horizontal component of a jet is merely 200 MPH when it impacts the ground (modify that figure as you wish; I'm merely choosing one arbitrarily. I know FL93 was going faster, I'm referring strictly to the
horizontal component of that speed). 200MPH translates into nearly 98 yards per second. It would take only about 3 seconds of travel to go that far. Is it that far out of bounds to think that wreckage hitting the ground at airliner speed wouldn't bounce along for a mere 3 seconds?
I don't
have to show you any report explaining this. Simple logic should be enough to establish that something hitting the ground at several hundred miles an hour would scatter debris as far as 300 yards. Recall that in the case of American Eagle FL 4818, debris was scattered "
throughout a 3/4 mile area". And
that commuter prop-driven aircraft hit the ground at a slower speed (431.5 MPH, as opposed to 563 for FL93).
Please show me any official crime scene reports from the FBI or NTSB, OH thats right you cannot because there are none.
I've already shown you a pair of reports from the NTSB; you can locate furhter ones here:
http://www.ntsb.gov/info/foia_fri.htm
FBI evidence was presented in the Moussaoui trial. That evidence can be perused here:
http://www.vaed.uscourts.gov/notablecases/moussaoui/exhibits/prosecution.html
And as said above, Gravy has compiled a good deal of information, most of it popular news stories, but some of it direct links to information (such as the NTSB reports I've linked above). Anyway, the information is all there.
So, which part of it is disputed by the document again? I don't recall you sharing anything about CVR or FDR data being changed. All you noted was that there was another jet in the area. Unestablished as that is, I find it hard to conceive of a document discussing the presence of a military jet also discoursing over DNA evidence, airphone calls, and the like.