Reply #137: The more commendably intelligent appraoch

[RH]

would be to work out, in the first instance, from which particular positions each of the witness obsevered the same event.

Timmerman's impression from the River House Apartments with the aircraft passing across his field of view would of course be significantly and usefully different to the impression from nearer the event, on Washington Boulevard, with plane flying directly overhead. Somebody viewing from behind the tail of the plane would not be in such a good position to see whther or not the wings flew forward.

You should also explain how any cartwheeling effect would contradict in any sense what happend to the wings. Apart from any rampant psychosis how is it possible to come to that conslusion?