Flight MH17's Tiny Roadside Crash-site (images)

by Scott Creighton

Oh wait… my bad… that’s Flight 93… right next to a road as well … oops. Silly me.

While going over some of the photos of the crash site of Flight MH17 I noticed something odd: most of the photos are taken from a low angle looking across the same debris field like when someone tries to make a crowd at a fake protest seem larger than it actually is. So I looked into it a bit further and I noticed something else: the crash site is right beside the only road into that area. In fact, all the large pieces of debris are right beside the road. Also of note, most reports claim the plane disintegrated in mid-air when it blew up but the crash site is extremely small for such a large plane and it’s relatively confined to that one space. That’s not at all conducive to the reported eye-witness statements that claim the plane came apart at around 33,000 ft traveling at around 500mph. Debris should have been spread out over several debris fields with quite a distance between them like was the case with Flight 800.

Images after the break.

Here’s a shot taken from that road I mentioned. That’s the entire debris field.

Here’s one of those low angle shots.

And another.

And another.

Just look at how massive the crash site is.

So you would think it’s a massive crash site right? You would be wrong.

Different angle.

Yes, that is the road, the only road into that area, right beside the crash site. and it just so happens the larger heavier pieces ended up closest to that road.

 

Passports found in pristine condition like they are brand new.

And some undamaged luggage, a few pieces.

Has anybody ever seen a plane crash site were random shirtless assholes and their kids in tank tops are allowed to rummage through the wreckage in their flip-flops? anybody?

Here’s a question: what pushed down the wheat around this piece of debris?

Here’s another picture and you can see the path leading up to it of crushed wheat…

Do you think a few random guys in flip-flops would knock down that much wheat on their way to stand on the critical evidence at a plane crash? Hmmm…

Oh look… the path leads right to the road where those cars (and heavy duty trucks?) are parked. Hmmm…

Now, I’m not saying this event was definitely staged. But if it was, the best place to do it would be right beside the road wouldn’t it? That way you could drop off whatever you had by way of debris without leaving tire tracks and the largest pieces would need to be left right beside the road because heavy equipment would leave tracks just as a large group of men surrounding a wing section couldn’t help but leave a trail of crushed wheat in the field leading from the road to the place where it was dropped.

Curious but not conclusive.

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