Kristen Breitweiser

I don't know.

I don't know if anyone's asked.

You know, if you don't ask, you don't get.

But I know that there were eyewitnesses at the crash at 93 that said that it was unlike any crash scene that they'd ever seen, that there was no fuselage, that there was no, you know, evidence of the plane seats, of luggage, of...

It was just a black hole.

I read a lot of books and I'm really good at going to use book sales and finding old books.

And there's a lot of 9-11 books that you can pick up at use book sales.

And one of them is a group of reporters that put a book together with their photos and their recollection from the day of 9-11.

And I read with great interest the two sections of that book, one on the Pentagon and one on Flight 93.

Because when you read these reporters' information about both crash sites and what they experienced that day, it doesn't really match up to what we've been told.

Sure.

Like I said, the crash site in Shanksville, these reporters had seen airplane crash sites before.

They've reported on them.

They're mainstream reporters.

And they just said it was like really curious.

There was no visible sign of a plane anywhere.

There were no engines.

There were no seat backs.

There was no luggage.

There was no nothing.