To: swarthyguy
Thank you for the link. That's exactly what I recalled -- that hijackers were already in the cockpits as a courtesy, under the false pretense that they were colleague pilots. And that there were many other flights that morning with others (presumably terrorists) in the cockpit under the same courtesy rules; these flights would also have been hijacked if the government hadn't taken such swift action to ground all planes. But those people weren't held. They're loose now, planning who knows what.
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05/16/2002 10:10:20 PM PDT by
Mitchell
To: Mitchell
No one seems to remember this. The worst thing was they just walked away!!
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