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We return to our true crime/air disaster story with first officer Gameel Al-Batouti sitting alone in the cockpit of EgyptAir 990. What follows is one of the cruelest, brutal mass murders in history. But in the aftermath, many people still supported Al-Batouti, believing he died a martyr, and is innocent of any wrongdoing. Why? What were these alternate theories on how 217 died that night? Do any of them make enough sense to warrant a second look at the case? On today's episode, Caroline and Justin go into the crash sequence, and discuss the international political fallout that ensued.
Thanks for your patience during Caroline's unexpected hiatus! We're back, with a harrowing tale of fire, destruction, and death. A routine flight from Florida with a stopover in Texas became a tragic nightmare when a powerful storm began to fight Delta Airlines 191. What followed resulted in the...
Published 05/10/23
On January 31, 2000, Alaska Airlines 261 became one of the most infamous flights in history. As pilots from two other planes watched helplessly, the MD-80 aircraft spiraled downward toward the ocean, ending in a violent crash that killed 88 people. But how did this happen? The answer proved to be...
Published 04/20/23