JFK Jr

[Adele Edisen]

It was thirteen years ago yesterday. I tried to find the Hankey video but all that is now free is a five minute trailer on his site. Has anyone actually seen the NTSB report showing that there was a missing seat, which would strongly indicate a missing flight instructor? Just the fact that the wreckage was not found until the Tuesday after the Friday night crash smells to high heaven.

Dawn

http://www.ntsb.gov/search/search.aspx?T...8&x=43&y=7

Dawn,

I purchased a copy of the National Transportation Safety Board's Report of their investigation. It is stored away right now, but I recall a photo of the plane's parts which had been retrieved showing the remains of the cabin and the five remaining seats still bolted to the floor. The missing seat would have been next to the pilot's seat, but it was not there. The four passenger seats were all intact. The plane was designed to carry six people. The cabin itself was in separate parts.

In one newspaper or magazine report I can recall, it was stated that an airplane seat had washed up on shore, but no one verified whether it was from John Jr's plane.

John Hankey in his DVD on John, Jr., gives the name of a missing flight instructor of the airport where John stored his plane. If anyone has a copy of the DVD, could you provide the name Hankey gave? I lent mine out and never received it back.

From my reading of the various books by John's friends and associates, it appears that John was to meet with them on the occasion of the family wedding weeked and discuss with them his ideas about running for politixcal office. The Senate seat in New York, originally held by Senator Monihan, was a possibility (later filled by Hillary R. Clinton) as a stepping stone to the Presidency of the United States.

Since John did not accept the Warren (McCloy-Dulles) Commission conclusion the Lee Harvey Oswald killed his father, he, as his uncle, Robert Kennedy, before him, would have sought out the true murderers had he become President.

Adele