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In Plane Site -- Undebunkered

Foul aspersions and accusations of trickery have been made about In Plane Site as a result of this clip.

Here I present a clip from the original CameraPlanet sample reel, as offered on the web in 2003, well before In Plane Site was even thought of.

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"That's not American Airlines, That was not an American Airline, apparently prompted by the radio in the background we can hear better once the woman stops shrieking.

Caught here is a radio account moments after the hit. "I didn't see the plane hit the building, but I did see an explosion occur"

Interesting detail from radio: I did not hear the explosion even tho I was looking at it. The explosion and fires started after impact.

There's a radio playing in the background. We can't hear it til the end of the clip, a part not on In Plane Site, cos a woman is shrieking. But the Famous Line lady is likely the lady just walking past camera range and talking. It might be her carrying the radio.
I don't think she is talking about American Airlines, as the name of an airline.
I think she's expressing disbelief that this could have been an american passenger airplane.
Just general denial.
I think her remark was prompted by sometihing she was hearing on the radio.
Lots of people react with denial, just like lots of people react like that $&^%$ shrieky woman , or like that oblivious lady walking her dog.
Miss Famous Line was too far away from the scene of the crime to have seen any logos or anything like that to tell what brand of plane it was supposed to be, or even if it was a plane at all.