NTSB to Hold Briefing on TWA Flight 800
Documentary questioning official explanation of the crash is set to air later this month
This afternoon in Washington, the NTSB–National Transportation Safety Board–will hold a briefing about the tragic crash of TWA flight 800. This is tied into a documentary which will air beginning July 17th on Epix. TWA flight 800 crashed on July 17, 1996. Kristina Borjesson directed it.
Here's a personal note: I was in Atlantic Beach, Long Island picking up my cousin's kids, and we saw that plane take off. I said, "Kids, that's a plane I've taken before." An hour late we arrived at my great aunt's house, and saw what happened on TV. It was unbelievable.
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I just watched this documentary. It's convincing.