This Debunking Is An "Inside Job"

This fellow goes through a lot of trouble using fancy graphics to make the simple point that the plane COULD have been going faster at the beginning and then slowed down at the end-- in order to miss being included in the footage at the beginning.

Well, yes. But he could have just explained that with words in about 2 seconds. How long would it take someone to show that by making those graphics? Much much longer even by a professional (and we are led to believe this is some amateur doing this ("jasonw100" from Sweden).

The PROBLEM is that this person assumes the plane was coming in on a straight path-- when IN FACT, the videos show the plane coming in from the west-southwest (heading east-northeast) and then banking northwards at the last second.

Thus, the "plane" in this video SHOULD have been seen in the early frames, since we are viewing from the west and the plane was coming from the west! Moreover, the plane should have been relatively larger, as it would be closer to the camera early on.

Thus, I think this "debunking" was a professional attempt to mislead.