BeAChooser
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The only problem with your theory is that it requires either:
There you go, putting the cart before the horse. Most law enforcement experts will tell you to first find out if a murder was committed. If expert pathologists are telling you that based on what x-rays and their visual examination show, there may be a bullet in the victim's head, you ask for an autopsy. You do this regardless of how difficult you might think it would have been to shoot that victim.
-an operational (let's call him flying ninja) doing the hit on the plane, despite the fact that they were all going to die in the crash, and exiting it in-flight at low altitude (which would be pretty much impossible);
And you presume a lot of assumptions as fact in your "scenario". Who says the hit had to be done on the plane? Who says that even if someone was on the plane they couldn't have escaped it. They lost contact with the plane when it was still 8 miles from the crash site. At altitude. That's what Aviation Week stated. Do you know that the rear door of the craft was found open when the first rescuers arrived? You can't even reliably tell us how many people were on the plane. They didn't find the passenger list.
You can't even reliably tell us how many of the passengers survived for any length of time after the crash. Judicial Watch found a confidential timeline in Warren Christopher's files (you know, one of the first men to show up in Florida in 2000 to contest the election for Al Gore) that was put together by Ira Sockowitz (who was supposed to have been on the plane but coincidentally missed it and who just happens to have connections to Chinagate), that says there were TWO survivors of the crash ... not just one like the government announced? Who was the second survivor, Megalodon?
-an operational arriving first to the crash-site, finding the target alive (among the cadavers of the rest of the people on board) and shooting him (as opposite to e.g. bashing his head in with anything heavy found in the crash)
As to the theory of an operative arriving at the site and finishing Brown off, keep in mind that if the bad guys spoofed the plane into hitting a mountain (as Aviation Week stated was a possibility given the missing beacon and the flight path), the bad guys would known where the plane was coming down. And the Air Force initially searched in an entirely wrong location ... over the Adriatic. The orders to do that seem a little suspicious, if you bother to look into the matter. Hours elapsed before the first official rescuers got to the crash site. Plenty of time for someone who was waiting to go in and make sure. And when the first rescuers supposedly did arrive, the AP reported they were met by some Americans. What a coincidence.
In any case, why are you so frantic to jump to the conclusion it was an accident when the pathologists are telling you it looked like a bullet wound and he should have been autopsied. Nervous?
. It's how most conservatives who hate Clinton for selling us out to China and the rest of his laundry list manage to not believe the body count horse