For comparison of oddly accomplished "suicide," consider the story of Phillip Marshall.
He was formerly a pilot in Air America and flew for the CIA.
He was amazed by the reported feats of the hijackers on 9/11 doing things with supposedly commercial Boeing 767 planes that could not normally perform at the parameters given in the official story, including the published printout of the FDR from AA 77 that was reported to hit the Pentagon.
Just now, we won't get into the fact that the FDR shows on ascent to 18,000 feet and above, there is and adjustment made for the altimeter that is based off pressure. It was adjusted to 29.92 for flying above 18k. The plane turned around in Kentucky and flew back to the Pentagon area. When it descended below 18k and you are supposed to adjust the pressure for your altimeter to that of your destination area (such as Dulles Airport,) that was not done. So, the recording stops at the supposed crash, which shows the plane about 150 off the ground. That is a problem because not only did the plane supposedly fit into a 16' X 19' hole on the ground floor, the Pentagon is only 80' high.
So, never mind that. (Also never mind that NTSB reported that UA 175 was at 521 knots at relative sea level as it approached the south Tower, about as wide as an aircraft carrier, and there was no dutch roll for this plane that was basically over Mach 1.)
Phillip talked with a friend and they agreed that someone would have to modify these planes and also practice such maneuvers. His investigations led him to Pinal Air Park, which is the CIA's playground for stuff like this.
So, after an 18 hour delayed response from first responders, it was found that Phillip's wife and two children and dog were shot.
That Phillip killed himself with a shot to the back of his head, the gun found in his left hand. Problem is Phillip was right-handed.
Now back to you regularly scheduled legerdemain.
There are times when I would like to talk to God when he was sacrificing his Son and say, ""What were You thinking?"
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