Mutant Boeing 767s in the 2nd Hit Photographic and Videographic Record

This is a key point and you don't even need Flight Simulator to see this. I invite everyone to simply go to a good hobby store, and pick up a scale 1:200 plastic model Boeing 767-200, and put it together (it's a simple kit, takes about 15 minutes). Then look at each of these "official" images of UA175 (a Boeing 767-200) and using the model:
1) match the basic trajectory with the plane in the image (the engine position with respect to the fuselage can be a useful guide for this)
2) try carefully match to the wing alignment, or bank angle -- use a protractor if possible

If you can do this, now see if the tail position matches and also see if the fuselage length (amount of fuselage in front of the wings versus rear of the wings) matches.

While all of the images below look roughly like Boeing 767s, as far as I can tell, none of them are bona fide Boeing 767's judging by the overall airframe proportions. The wings aren't right, or the tails aren't right, or the fuselages aren't right.

Simply put, these are all mutant planes-- and mostly likely digital fakes.