Videos from Nearby Businesses

FBI confiscated video from this CITGO gas station just under the flightpath to the Pentagon.
FBI Claims Little Internal Footage
The lack of footage available from the Pentagon's own security cameras has also raised questions. In 2002, the FBI released clips from two security cameras, both located north of the crash site. These show only a bloom of flame -- the impact and explosion -- and are set too far away from the impact site to provide any details for significant evidence. The bureau says that there were no other security cameras recording footage.
Theorists Question Pentagon Damage
A third piece of the puzzle is the testimony of theorists who believe that the damage done to the Pentagon was insufficient in breadth or depth to be the impact of a Boeing 757 aircraft. They maintain that a wide-bodied aircraft would have done considerably greater damage. According to the 9/11 Review website, this theory can be proved inaccurate considering the bullet-like shape of the aircraft, the soundness of the structure and the blast-hardened facade that resulted from the crash. Furthermore, the 9/11 Review site notes that such theories are often "based on erroneous descriptions of the impact damage."
Testimony of Jacqueline McGuire
In a freedom of information lawsuit filed by Scott Bingham, FBI special agent Jacqueline McGuire testified that she inspected 85 videotapes to find evidence for 9/11 investigators. Eighty-four of these tapes remain withheld. However, McGuire's testimony notes that only 13 of these tapes gave views of the crash site, and 12 of those showed the crash site only after the impact of the plane. Therefore, only one of the tapes she reviewed shows the impact of Flight 77, she said. The FBI directs inquirers to its vault, an electronic reading room with documents available to the public. The vault includes many videos and images of the Pentagon incident, including debris from the plane, but most of the images are of the aftermath of the attack.
Comment: The FBI will likely never release the evidence it has on the Pentagon incident, nor any other pertinent information sequestered from 9/11. Speculation, good or bad, serves as a reminder to the US why it 'needs' security more than rights. If the answers were to be revealed truthfully, as to whether the small cadre of halfwitted Arabs planned and executed the boldest, brashest, deadliest act of terror on US soil -- or -- whether the evidence points to an inside, coordinated human sacrifice for political positioning and fear mongering in order to give excuses to lock down its public and overthrow the Middle East...the fact remains that the control levers have been put in play. There is no turning back the clock, nor undoing the masquerade. We are left both dumber and wiser. And some of us actually know which of these we are.