likes thisWas thinking about this crash the other day.
Strangely, I didn’t realize Simon Shack of cluesforum.info… had done something on this – especially since I downloaded and saved his short video on it.
There isn’t really anything on cluesforum.info… about this (fake) flight, but it’s pretty clear that this crash didn’t happen as we were told.
The fallout from this “crash” was enormous. I remember them doing many docs on pilot fatigue. The whole damning of the Toronto-made plane also seemed ridiculous, since it had state of the art de-icing.
It appears one of the main goals was to stop the Beverly Eckert story. The quickest way seems to be kill off the character, by either a plane crash, drowning, or suicide.
The Colgan 3407 Team DCP flight is already in the Fakeopedia. We will integrate the rest asap – thanks Xile.
Actually we need a page for kreindler..
It’s an oldie, but a golden one.
en.wikipedia.org…
www.cluesforum.info…
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What I notice is that the legal affairs relating to this 9/11hoax management event was also the well known outfit of Kreindler & Kreindler
www.kreindler.com…
The following is a partial list of the major aviation disasters in which Kreindler has represented passengers and their families, updating the 2010 Cluesforum list. And there’s a preponderance of fake crashes. Perhaps a continuation of work from 1980 onwards…
Germanwings Flight 9525, Alpes-de-Haute, France, March 24, 2015
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Torez, Ukraine, July 17, 2014
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, missing since March 8, 2014
Asiana Airlines Flight 214, San Francisco, California, July 2013
Caribbean Airlines Flight 523, Georgetown, Guyana, July 2011
Turkish Airlines Flight TK1951, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, February 2009
Colgan Flight 3407, Buffalo, New York, February 2009
Continental Airlines Flight 1404, Denver, Colorado, December 2008
Spanair Flight 5022, Gran Canaria, Spain, August 2008
Tam Airlines Flight 3054, Sao Paulo, Brazil, July 2007
Garuda Indonesia Airlines Flight 200, Indonesia, March 2007
Gol Airlines Flight 1907, Brazil, October 2006
Comair Flight 5191, Lexington, Kentucky, August 2006
Alaska Airlines Flight 536, California, December 2005
American Connection BA-Jetstream 32, Flight 5966, Kirksville, Missouri, 2004
US Airways BE-1900, Flight 5481, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2003
American Airlines A-300, Flight 587, Queens, New York, 2001
September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks
Singapore Airlines B-747, Flight 006, Taipei, Taiwan, 2000
Alaska Airlines MD-80, Flight 261, near Point Mugu, California, 2000
Egyptair B-767, Flight 990, Atlantic Ocean, 1999
American Airlines MD-80, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1999
Swissair MD-11, Flight 111, Nova Scotia, Canada, 1998
Silk Air B-737, Flight 185, Palembang, Indonesia, 1997
Korean Air Lines B-747, Flight 801, Agana, Guam, 1997
Comair EMB-120RT, Flight 3272, Monroe, Michigan, 1997
United Express BE-1900, Flight 5925, Quincy, Illinois, 1996
TWA B-747, Flight 800, off Long Island, New York, 1996
Air Force CT-43A (civilian B-737), Dubrovnik, Croatia, 1996
Birgenair B-757, Flight 301, off Dominican Republic, 1996
ValuJet DC-9, Flight 592, Everglades, Florida, 1996
Delta Airlines MD-88, Flight 1288, Pensacola, Florida, 1996
American Airlines B-757, Flight 965, near Cali, Colombia, 1995
Tower Air B-747, Flight 41, Jamaica, New York, 1995
American Eagle BA-3201, Flight 3379, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1994
American Eagle ATR-72, Flight 4184, Roselawn, Indiana, 1994
USAir B-737, Flight 427, Alquippa, Pennsylvania, 1994
USAir DC-9, Flight 1016, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1994
Aeroflot A-310, Flight 593, Siberia, Russia, 1994
El Al B-747, Cargo Flight, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1992
USAir F-100, Flight 405, LaGuardia Airport, New York, 1992
USAir B-737, Flight 1473, Los Angeles, California, 1991
Northwest DC-9, Flight 1482, Detroit, Michigan, 1990
Avianca B-707, Flight 52, Cove Neck, Long Island, 1990
USAir B-737, Flight 5050, LaGuardia Airport, New York, 1989
United Airlines DC-10, Flight 232, Sioux City, Iowa, 1989
UTA DC-10, Flight 772, Sahara Desert, Niger, 1989
United Airlines B-747, Flight 811, off Hawaii, 1988
Pan American B-747, Flight 103, Lockerbie, Scotland, 1988
Northwest Airlines DC-9, Flight 255, Detroit, Michigan, 1987
Continental Airlines DC-9, Flight 1713, Denver, Colorado, 1987
LOT Polish Airlines IL-62M, Flight 5055, Warsaw, Poland, 1987
PSA BAE-146, Flight 1771, San Luis Obispo, California, 1987
Pan American B-747, Flight 73, Karachi, Pakistan, 1986
TWA B-727, Flight 840, Beirut, Lebanon, 1985
Arrow Air DC-8, military charter, Gander, Newfoundland, 1985
Delta Airlines L-1011, Flight 191, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas, 1985
Eastern Airlines B-727, Flight 980, La Paz, Bolivia, 1985
Korean Airlines B-747, Flight 007, Sea of Japan, 1983
World Airways DC-10, Flight 30, Boston, Massachusetts, 1982
Air Florida B-737, Flight 90, Washington, D.C., 1982
Spantax Airlines, DC-10, Flight 995, Malaga, Spain, 1982
LOT Polish Airlines IL-62M, Flight 7, Warsaw, Poland, 1980
American Airlines DC-10, Flight 191, Chicago, Illinois, 1978
Pan American B-747, KLM B-747, Tenerife, Canary Islands, 1977
Southern Airways DC-9, Flight 242, New Hope, Georgia, 1977
Eastern Airlines B-727, Flight 73, Queens, New York, 1975
How many of those were staged?
“Terrorism” a speciality
www.kreindler.com…
After many years of litigation, we established liability against Libya’s national government for its role in the terrorist attack over Lockerbie, Scotland, and we recovered $10 million for each victim’s family. Kreindler is currently leading the fight to hold the alleged sponsors of al Qaeda liable for the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Good work if you can get it.
PS briavnv noted that autopsies relating to Lockerbie were carried out by a William G Eckert [who shared the same name as Beverly Eckert of flight 3407]
Eckert died in 1999, [allegedly]
articles.sun-sentinel.com…
Dr. William G. Eckert, a forensic pathologist and consultant on several high-profile investigations — including the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and the legendary slayings by Jack the Ripper — has died at age 73.
er, right.
Beautiful work. This belongs in fakeopedia.
Great list, xfiles, thanks.
It’s getting there, a lot of work, but interesting:
fakeologist.com…