Why does Lagasse put the damaged light poles and cab NoC?

[Caustic Logic]

No, he says that he didn't see them (5:45). Therefore, when he says they were to the north later at 7:45, it must have been deduced after the fact.

That's what I get starting at 6:00. So there he sez
"i didn't see it hit 'em. but obviously it did, cause (inaudible, cross-fade)"
Not here he doesn't say that. I mean see them after, in context, where they actually were. In the PentaCon, at 1:05:25 "cause it broke 'em knocked down (?)." He's 100% vague on how he knows this for a fact.

Methinks he saw them knocked down, by the wings, in reality world at least.

You're speculating.

Good eye.

"I know for a fact" could mean that he saw pictures of the downed light poles later. He says he "knows for a fact" that the lightpoles to the north were knocked down because "it had to be on the North Side- I don't have eyes in the back of my head" (6:40). He deduced the position of the cab and lightpoles

Against reality.

- its painfully obvious, Larson.

That you are joined at the base of the brain with Ranke Lyte Brite, yes.

What he told Eastmen was simply inaccurate, because, as he said on site in the video "you can't really see the light poles from here" (5:45).

That's why he says he didn't see them get hit, that's the context. In fact he'd have a great view of them, if at the north row of pumps. If he were facing the right way. Then he wouldn't have been a liar when talking to ol' Dick.

And either way, Would you deny that he probably saw the poles, and Lloyd's cab, where they actually were after? That's my point here - his memory of the scene had to be totally shifted from the distinctive overpass at the cloverleaf, to a different flatter spot. That's another unlikely memory error, IMO.

 

[Caustic Logic]

He doesn't remember the exact pump he was at, but he remembered which direction he was facing. He's facing north in the Citgo video.

WHAT?
He doesn't remember the spot? The one that the video shows, that CIT were so excited when he remembered? His location was never an issue until now, as we're discussing light poles. the spot CIT and Lagasse and the video put him at, gives him a great view of the light poles, if he were facing the real plane.

Then you get it backwards and say while we don't know where he was, the video does show that he was FACING north? What expert was able to determine what direction his bald white blur of a head was pointing in any one direction from that crappy 1/4 screen view?