Well I managed to watch about 5 minutes of it.
And even within those five minutes (minus the terrible opening shots and music) there are some troubling anomalies.
Such as:
It starts off with shaven headed guy (who I understand to be mr terrorcell himself) doing a piece to camera about how this lady's always been quoted as having said that she saw a plane, but that this is wrong.
Now, I'm not sure if he means to imply that she has been wrongly represented in the media (perhaps TC could confirm his intent?) but considering that as she and the other guy are getting into her car she confirms that she'd always described it as a plane, we can hardly be accusing the media of twisting her words. Correct, TC?
(ETA: He (the other guy) even discusses with her that she called it a plane when they were at her house)
She then also says that it was some guy in california (she can't remember his name) who contacted her and convinced her that it wasn't a plane she had seen.
Now, this lady seems to be a very trusting person. So trusting that she is apparently prepared to drive a couple of strange men (strange as in 'not known to her'

) to the crash site while being interviewed on camera (I bet TC was pleased when that journey ended if he was the cameraman down in the passenger footwell). So trusting in fact that her belief in what she saw could be influenced by a some guy in california.
But I think the most surprising comment she made was concerning her interpretation of what this flying object was doing. She thinks it was there to make sure there was nothing left at the crash site. Meaning the crash had already happened.
Shall I spell it out? She doesn't think it was flight 93 because that had already crashed.
She IS talking about the dassault falcon.
Please may we see the picture she positively identified as having been the craft which flew over her vehicle?