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Zoom Climb Lawsuit October 31, 2006 My individual battle to pry information out of the CIA, the NTSB, and the NSA regarding TWA Flight 800 has been long, and lonely, and expensive. But at last I have achieved a favorable judgment from the federal court. Although Judge Matz emphasized that he is not expressing any opinions pertaining to the underlying premise of a missile, he has determined that I am entitled to most of the requested data and calculations pertaining to the zoom-climb. JUDGMENT OF THE COURT by Judge A. Howard Matz: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) shall produce to plaintiff...

After several years of looking into the TWA Flight 800 disaster, several things seem certain to this author/investigator. The material in this article comes from a year-end statement posted by myself on another forum. 1. I regard the CWT scenario (as proposed by NTSB) to be insufficient to support their theory as outlined. I will not debate whether or not the CWT "exploded." I believe there is overwhelming evidence that it did. NTSB's inability to pinpoint an ignition source is a major failure, which undermines the investigation's conclusions. 2. Many aspects of the investigation warrant a thorough review, including but...

TWA Flight800 WHO WAS WILLIAM KABOFOVIC? By: John Fiorentino During the FBI's investigation into the Flight 800 disaster, investigators questioned the victims families about a man named William Kabofovic. There was no William Kabofovic on the TWA800 passenger list but his name was found on a piece of luggage found in the wreckage. On October 27, 1996 CNN reported the story of Mr. Kabofovic and the mysterious luggage tag bearing his name. October 27, 1996 Web posted at: 8:30 p.m. EST NEW YORK (CNN) -- Investigators probing the crash of TWA Flight 800 want to know more about a man...