You'd have to hit more than one location, but I'm assuming that trying to visit major destruction on a site where there's 400kV isn't going to be risk free....
They are taking care of a corpse?
We've been through that one before - I again refer you to the OED (IIRC) for information on 'non-fatal electrocution'!
One would imagine serious explosive devices, with the perpetractors far away when they go bang. Either that or, given what we've seen in the past, get some people who have no intertest in 'risk-free' to crash airliners into a few key major distribution facilities on the network.
And I again say "F*** them and their attempt to legitimise ignorant misuse of a perfectly unambiguous word. They are out on a limb with this one, and they are wrong."
You certainly have 'common usage' (and most dictionaries) on your side by taking that view.
They've got to get in and plant them in the right places first.
A barely-trained pilot might find that what, on the ground, looked like quite a large substation, would become small and hard to hit with an airliner travelling at hundreds of miles an hour.
True, but the WTC towers probably didn't look very big until they got very close, either. I imagine that some HV/EHV facilities cover at least as much ground area as one of those towers.
And even then one only just hit it.
And all, basically, at ground level. Misjudge your angle of approach even slightly and you'll miss it completely.
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