KnightersRevenge said:Really? It isn't like any other crash site. For one it was crashed deliberately, for two it is the only Pentagon in the world. It is suspicious that at the home of U.S. military intelligence they were speedy at keeping the site clear from prying eyes? Seems obvious to me.
There's standard procedure at all crash sites and no two are ever the same so that argument is a non-sequiter. The thing with evidence is you never know which bit is going to give you the clues you need to unravel the mystery. That's why it's always left untouched until investigators can examine it and document the scene. Where a bit of fuselage ends up might provide a vital clue, if it's left where it is.
If this was a terrorist attack, why would you need to hide anything from anyone? It's the same as forbidding photos at ground zero. What's the point?