TWA Flight 800

Epix ^ | 17 July 2013 | Tom Stalcup

[LSUfan]

It’s been called the biggest accident investigation in aviation history... more than a decade and a half later, the crash of TWA Flight 800 is still shrouded in controversy. What caused the plane to explode 12 minutes after takeoff? Why haven’t the 230 victims’ death certificates been finalized, after all these years? In this shocking documentary, insiders from the original investigation join forces to put together the missing pieces of the puzzle – and blow the lid off an alleged multi-agency cover-up of what really happened.

[cynwoody]

The fact that there were "a thousand or so" FBI agents and a spec ops helicopter milling about early the very next morning in Moriches, NY tells me there was information and people knowledgeable about that information that were there to insure a cover-up would be as possible as it was necessary, as perceived by those in-the-know.

If you are trying to pull off a cover-up, it's a bad plan to have "a thousand or so" federal employees involved. There are books to be written, you know. And it only takes one out of a thousand or so.

[exit82]

Kallstrom retired after the investigation.

He then landed a job as an investment banker.

The question remains: how does a guy who spent 35 years as a gumshoe get a job as an investment banker?

[bmwcyle]

Kallstrom knew what Clinton told him to say.