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Chapter 354 The possibility of anti-aircraft missiles

"Dr. Reid, I need your help." Hotchner greeted Reid as soon as he saw the two of them.

Watching the two people enter a conference room, Jack walked into the next room and saw Rosie sitting there with a monitoring device on the table.

He picked up an earphone and put it on, and could clearly hear the conversation next door.

The voices of Hotchner and Reid were easy to distinguish. The other strange, somewhat old voice should be Petoskey who claimed to have seen the missile trajectory.

"Edgewood Arsenal, what happened there?" Petoskey asked.

Reid answered without thinking, "From 1955 to 1975, the federal military conducted nerve agent research on unwitting soldiers."

Petoskey followed up with another question, "Tuskegee?"

“1932年到1972年，公共卫生部在在塔斯基吉当地的399名黑人身上进行了长达40年的梅毒实验，同样的事情还发生在1946年到1948年的危地马拉。”

Reid's answer obviously satisfied Petoskey, and then Hotchner's voice came from the earphones, "Mr. Petoskey, I'm starting to lose my patience."

Jiejie and Emily, who were guarding the hospital, were the first to send back the news that the co-pilot Frank Canforth had woken up from anesthesia after the operation.

United Airlines 93 was the fourth plane hijacked on 911/, and was the only plane that failed to successfully reach its intended impact target as the terrorists expected.

There was the sound of a chair being dragged next door, and Hotchner sat back again, "Please elaborate."

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"If someone really used an anti-aircraft missile, considering the inertia of the plane when it fell, then their location was indeed near Petoskey's home, and the range we were looking for was about 6 miles."

"You mean, there might be a suicide attacker on the plane? The two cooperate with each other?" Hotchner probably understood.

"Yes, it was the army that brought down the plane." Petoskey whispered mysteriously.

"You passed, I can't trust that woman just now." Petoskey seemed relieved.

As for Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, the evidence is relatively conclusive. The plane was shot down by a Buk anti-aircraft missile over the sky in 2014.

Rhett came up with his hypothesis.

Jack scratched his head in confusion. Didn't everyone deny this possibility before? He didn't understand why they had to get together seriously to discuss it again.

<divclass="contentadv">"Yes, even the latest Stinger is less than 2 feet high, and large anti-aircraft missiles like the Beech are everywhere in the international market, but If it flows into the country, the CIA cannot be unaware of it."

It has been less than 12 hours since the plane crash occurred, and everyone is working hard to race against time.

Of course, this is just a conjecture of Reid, and it is impossible to devote everyone's energy to it. Other investigations are still in progress simultaneously.

At that time, the federal navy happened to be conducting exercises near the site of the plane crash, which led to it being listed as an "important suspect."

TWA Flight 800 was an air crash that occurred over Long Island, New York, in 1996. At that time, many witnesses said they saw a white smoke column connected to the location of the explosion.

In Operation Ocean Droplet, the Navy used balloons to release tens of thousands of gallons of aerosol mixed with Serratia marcescens for a week.

"Don't you mean that the passenger plane is too high and portable anti-aircraft missiles are not enough to threaten it?"

"However, the passenger plane had already deviated from the planned route and was lowering its altitude. We still don't know what caused this situation, but what if it was forced?"

The official statement is that the passengers' resistance caused the terrorists to crash the plane early, but more people believe that the plane was shot down by the military because its target was the Capitol Building.

Jack answered matter-of-factly, and the others expressed their agreement with their eyes.

Hotchner picked up the phone and dialed Garcia.

Colorado is also a sparsely populated place with a vast territory. The entire state has a population of just over 500 million, spread over an area of ​​27 square kilometers.

"So what are the screening criteria? Is there a priority?" Garcia asked on the phone.

Hotchner asked, "Is it because she's wearing a military uniform?"

People from the military and NTSB are screening and digging into the identities, beliefs, daily statements on social media, and even relatives and daily social circles of aircraft passengers and flight attendants.

Rosie nodded in agreement with Jack.

Especially near Durango, where they are now, there is drought and little rain around them, and there is a vast expanse of Gobi. There is not a single town for dozens of kilometers.

Rhett said, drawing a circle on the map with a pen.

Although Red's hypothesis is far-fetched, it does not seem entirely impossible.

Therefore, the air crash did not cause any casualties on the ground, but it also caused trouble for the identity investigation of the suspect.

“After 911/, airlines and airports have increased their efforts to inspect the cargo holds of passenger planes. Perhaps the attackers did not find a way to bring explosives onto the plane, so they chose this cumbersome method.

"Like TWA Flight 800 and United Airlines Flight 93, and Malaysia Airlines Flight 17."

"Yes, if there are suicide spies or hijackers, then the unknown militants on the ground are accomplices. We need to check the 'militia' or similar organizations active nearby."

"Last question, San Francisco?" Petoskey asked quickly.

This behavior not only caused urinary tract infections in many people, but also later changed the soil microbial structure of the entire California. " Rhett replied.

"First of all, they have a military background. The suspects must at least have the ability to operate portable anti-aircraft missiles. Secondly, of course, they are those guys who believe that committing suicide can go to heaven and enjoy 72 delicious raisins."

They created a suitable reason for an emergency landing at the right time, causing the plane to change its route and prepare to lower its altitude for an emergency landing. "

"Maybe it was because of this that the ACARS was turned off on the plane and contact was lost for 13 minutes." Rossi also felt that it seemed to make sense.

"Wait a minute," Petoskey said quickly, "I didn't make this up. I saw armed men wandering in the woods."

"Thank you for taking the time to come, sir." Hotchner stood up, a little disappointed. He originally thought he could extract some valuable information from this person, but fabricating conspiracy theories out of thin air would only delay the investigation.

But as expected, Frank Canforth's consciousness was not clear, and Jiejie only had time to briefly communicate with him for less than ten minutes.

According to the first officer's unclear recollection, he and the captain Jerry Wehrmeyer seemed to have had an argument before the crash. He could not recall what happened specifically.

However, the co-pilot confirmed two things. First, he turned off ACARS, and second, the plane did experience longitudinal turbulence before the accident.