No not necessarily. The majority of fuel in an aircraft is stored in it’s wings, which are separate from the passenger compartment. While in flight, there’s nothing allowing a fire on a wing to transfer into the passenger compartment. Secondly, the wreckage, but more importantly the corpses, are strewn over a 10 mile area. Many of the corpses are still strapped into their seats. This means the passenger compartment, or the main fuselage of the aircraft disintegrated and the passengers where thrown by force and or sucked out of the aircraft by decompression. This is backed up eye witness accounts form the locals that they saw the bodies dropping from the sky. Only the bodies that landed where the main superstructure hit would suffer any type of fire damage, as that was the only place where there would be any fuel to burn. As for blood, any passports in carry on luggage or purses wouldn’t have had any blood on them. Even those carried in pocket trousers or shirt pockets would protect them from the majority of damage. When a body hits earth with force, the blood vaporizes into a cloud of a fine mist. This was noticed at the World Trade Center on 9/11 from those who jumped. You’re not getting the same effect as you would from a corpse that’s bleed out from being stabbed to death. Also those passports were mostly covered in a plastic laminate, of which blood would wipe right off of. Most importantly, you only see maybe 20 or less passports in the video, there were 298 people on that aircraft, which leaves a lot of unaccounted for passports. The only proof of a conspiracy is the one you’re trying to come up with.