[InterceptPoint]

Then you would have to believe that the Navy was so incredibly stupid as to shoot a missile into the most packed, highly trafficked air corridor in the world. Having spent many, many years in the armed forces I can attest that the military is sometimes ponderous, often bureaucratic, but it isn't criminally stupid. No matter what people may want to think.

Nope. It would have been a tragic mistake. Those do happen. Or, maybe more likely, it could have been a terrorist with a SAM missile. But you don't buy those at your typical yard sale.

So what happened? A missile shot TWA 800 down and it was covered up. I rate the possibility of that scenario at 99%+. It was such an obvious cover-up. Hundreds of witnesses saw the launch and the explosion.

If you have a better explanation you should post it.

[Lower Deck]

Nope. It would have been a tragic mistake. Those do happen.

Missiles on ships do not go off by accident.

So what happened? A missile shot TWA 800 down and it was covered up. I rate the possibility of that scenario at 99%+. It was such an obvious cover-up. Hundreds of witnesses saw the launch and the explosion.

The probability of that happening actually hovers somewhere between zilch and none. We're not talking about shooting a pistol by accident. There is a lot of steps and a lot of people involved in shooting a missile.

If you have a better explanation you should post it.

Sometimes things are as they seem.