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Steve_A · 06-09-2009, 11:59 AM

Hi Avid,

Good find! Although it's too early in the game to really seriously think of a bomb, at least we have (at least) one motive. There are, of course, others. There was also a Foreign Relations director from Petrobrás on board. For those who don't know, Petrobrás is a Brazilian partially state run oil company that is under investigation for corruption and trafficking of influences.

The authorities have stated that with the finding of the tail section of the aircraft, it might be easier to locate the black boxes as they are situated near to the tail of the plane (I used to think they were in the cockpit until that note came out).

They also are still trying to justify the 'no bomb' theory stating that none of the 24 bodies recovered so far had burn marks. In response to that I would say that the bomb, if there was one, didn't need to be placed in the passenger area of the aeroplane. It could have been planted in the hold. The fact that the 24 bodies didn't have burn marks is not revealing a great deal as they have not been identified and so the authorities don't know where they were sitting during the flight. They could all have been First Class and seperate from Economy. It seems that just as the Air France pilots are jumping to conclusions about the Pitot, as are the authorities about the 'no bomb' aspect, as are theorists about Alien abduction and vectors.....

I beleive that the Brazilian Navy is doing an excellent job and reckon that before long, who knows even by the end of next week, the black boxes will be found and the truth, as much as can be gleened, will be known.

Best regards,

Steve

[QUOTE=Avid;143625
The plot thickens.... (apols if this has been noticed before).[/QUOTE]

06-09-2009, 11:59 AM	#99
Steve_A Project Avalon Moderator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northeastern Brazil Posts: 1,259	Re: Air France airbus goes down Hi Avid, Good find! Although it's too early in the game to really seriously think of a bomb, at least we have (at least) one motive. There are, of course, others. There was also a Foreign Relations director from Petrobrás on board. For those who don't know, Petrobrás is a Brazilian partially state run oil company that is under investigation for corruption and trafficking of influences. The authorities have stated that with the finding of the tail section of the aircraft, it might be easier to locate the black boxes as they are situated near to the tail of the plane (I used to think they were in the cockpit until that note came out). They also are still trying to justify the 'no bomb' theory stating that none of the 24 bodies recovered so far had burn marks. In response to that I would say that the bomb, if there was one, didn't need to be placed in the passenger area of the aeroplane. It could have been planted in the hold. The fact that the 24 bodies didn't have burn marks is not revealing a great deal as they have not been identified and so the authorities don't know where they were sitting during the flight. They could all have been First Class and seperate from Economy. It seems that just as the Air France pilots are jumping to conclusions about the Pitot, as are the authorities about the 'no bomb' aspect, as are theorists about Alien abduction and vectors..... I beleive that the Brazilian Navy is doing an excellent job and reckon that before long, who knows even by the end of next week, the black boxes will be found and the truth, as much as can be gleened, will be known. Best regards, Steve [QUOTE=Avid;143625 The plot thickens.... (apols if this has been noticed before).[/QUOTE]