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The recent attack on the World Trade Center may give us some insight into TWA flight 800. The one thing we know for sure about the trade center attack, is that it was well planned. Every detail from the time and date of takeoff to where the planes were to hit was well thought out. For example, the time and date, Tuesday September 11, just after nine. September was selected because it’s the slowest vacation month of the year, just after the summer and a week after Labor Day. Tuesday was selected because people tend to take Mondays and Fridays off in greater frequency. And of course just after nine. The start of the business day, no ones out to lunch yet or left early to go to a meeting. If fact both Airplanes would have hit after nine if the first had not left ahead of schedule. They wanted there to be two planes and encouraged cell phone communication so there could be no cover-up. They wanted the world to know that this was a terrorist attack and who did it. And they would not be denied this acknowledgement. Without acknowledgement there would be no terror and thus no reward for their heinous act. But why take off from Boston and not JFK? Most would think that a New York departure would allow less time for the highjackers to be discovered and accordingly less time for their evil plan to be foiled. There is no doubt that the highjackers considered a New York departure for a New York attack but rejected it and there must have been a reason. And that reason is that there plan had a greater chance of failure if the planes left from New York. They must have believe that New York skies were protected and that their plan would be tagged. Where the highjackers under the impression that TWA flight 800 was tagged and shot down?