>>1098575

There is something very strange with the Southwest aircraft engine damage scenario. A passenger died: Jennifer Riordan was a 43-year-old mother-of-two and executive for Wells Fargo bank in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

[source: bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-43818752]

Now look at where the window is on the image of the side of the aircraft and where the window is in relation to the wing in the other image. Due to the positioning of the window it is impossible for 'shrapnel' to have caused that window to blow out without damaging significant parts of the aircraft body. This looks like a targeted kill - HOW that was done, fuck knows.

>>1099139

According to he article she was being sucked out of the window but was dragged back in by other passengers and died of 'impact trauma to her head, neck and torso'.

>>1099125

Maybe Jennifer Riordan needs to be looked into to find out what she was going to spill….

>>1099187

I recently went to the UK and back (came back last week) and both ways I sat by the window. These windows are no longer made of glass but of acrylic or polycarbonate, plus there are three or more layers of 'windows'. Because of that these would be very very difficult to break. And there wouldn't be lots of tiny pieces but shards of the stuff.