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Originally Posted by JinnKai
If I were to witness via explosion (or the sound of such) the destruction of the top levels of a skyscraper, I would assume it was a plane. In Modern America, it is much more likely to see a plane in the air than a ground launched missile or satellite targeted laser system (as some would claim).
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That makes no sense at all, and is incredibly complicated. Think of the world in 2001, before 9/11. Every time a building was hit, Oklahoma, WTC, it was a bomb. It was reasonable to think it was a bomb. It was not reasonable to think it was anything but a bomb, and the plane idea was very far fetched to the average person until it happened. It's more likely that she knew more than she was letting on than she just figured out it was a plane.
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Originally Posted by Cynthitiq
As I walked in Times Square on that morning watching it on the ABC Jumboscreen, I thought to myself, "A plane hit one of the towers."
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After they said, "A plane hit the towers." I'm sure.
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Originally Posted by shakran
They knew the first hit was a plane a few minutes after it happened, and by the time the second plane hit everyone's cameras were trained on the towers.
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Bull. It was pure speculation and unconfirmed reports until the second collision. MOST reports said it was a bomb.