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The discourse surrounding UAL 93 is rife with conflicting details. The author refers to several official documents to underscore this point, notably data from air traffic control that suggested the flight was 15 miles past the official crash site near Pittsburgh. This contradiction raises questions about what exactly transpired during the flight, contributing to a complex narrative that involves potential alternative scenarios.
Theories on Multiple Flights
The author posits an intriguing theory surrounding the discrepancies within the available evidence—suggesting that there may have been two flights or planes being referenced as Flight 93. This speculation arises from inconsistencies about the aircraft's rollout times and the evidence of location tracking from A-Cars.