From: James Daugherty (jhdaugh@a-albionic.com)
Date: Mon Sep 23 1996 - 21:31:32 MDT
Ira: You seem to be missing the point...FBI Official loudly and
derisively rejected the missle theory just a few days ago without making
any significant effort to refute the evidence already in the public
domain! That is suspicious!
> I don't know what brought down TWA Flight 800. It seems unlikely it was a
> Navy missile. But what is even more unlikely is that hundreds of people --
> starting with the entire crew of a Navy destroyer and extending all the way
> up to the President -- would participate in a cover-up.
>
> Are you suggesting the Navy intentionally downed a passenger airliner? Or
> are you suggesting one individual pushed the wrong button at the wrong
> time, and now hundreds of people in multiple organizations (including
> absolutely everyone involved in the investigation) are desperately trying
> to conceal the truth?
>
> Sorry, I'm not ready to junk *all other* theories -- especially when this
> theory is largely based on information provided by "anonymous" sources.
>
>
> Ira Brodsky
> Datacomm Research Company
> Wilmette, Illinois
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