I live 3 miles from the blast. It shook my home and rattled the windows. It was as loud as a lightning bolt hitting outside our window. I think the conspiracy theory is inaccurate for several reasons.

1) There is no blast crater. There are numerous aerial photos of this and no crater is evident. If you compare other images online where hellfire missals hit, you will see a crater.

2) The targets that some theorists are claiming to be the real targets are very far from this location. One is 20 miles away. That's a long distance to miss the target.

3) They have reported all the effected residents and there doesn't appear to be anything unusual. At the location of the blast lived a woman and her boyfriend. They were at the casino gambling that night. Their 12 year old daughter was staying at a friends house. I do find it unusual that they boarded their cat for the night. Who boards their pet when they are out for the evening? The fact that they had the house up for sale for awhile and it didn't sell leads me to believe they are investigating insurance fraud along with the faulty furnace the ex-husband claimed they had.