A proper independent investigation would have been nice, but as most of the evidence was destroyed only days after the event it's going to be pretty difficult to dig up anything new.
There was a woman called Beverly Eckert pushing for a new investigation into 9/11 (she refused ~$1.8m from the "Victims Fund" because she felt the government was incompetant that day and wanted to prosecute which she wouldn't have been able to do had she accepted the bribe... sorry fund) but unfortunately her push for a new investigation
Government compensation is not a "bribe".
Eckert didn't push for a new investigation; she pushed for the
original investigation, which became known as the 9/11 Commission. Not only that, but she was also one of the people pushing for increased national security. You've got Beverly Eckert to thank for the Homeland Security Act! Yep, all those extra restrictive laws and rules introduced by the government... well, that's what Beverly wanted, and that's what she got.
most likely died along with her in the equally suspicious Buffalo plane crash in Feb '09.
There was nothing suspicious about the Buffalo plane crash. The plane crash-landed in bad weather whilst flying under poor conditions:
In the minutes before the crash, while on approach to the Buffalo airport, the pilots reported snow and haze conditions, and ice on the windshield and leading edge of the wings, according to a National Transportation Safety Board review of the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder.
The pilot then activated de-icing equipment, and seconds before the crash attempted to raise the landing gear and flaps, as if to abort the landing.
Source.
Even Japanese ministers have questioned the "official story" of what happened on 9/11 or who was behind it:
This does not pass the "So what?" test.
I don't actually think we'll ever know for sure what the real story was, a bit like the JFK assassination.
Yes we do. Two planes crashed into the buildings, which then broke, burned, and fell apart. The event was witnessed by millions of people at the time, and recorded by cameras, microphones, videos, etc.
That's what happened.