[dirtboy]

Clinton refused to send out a search party to find his plane. He said "I guess it will always have to remain a mystery."

Huh? Brown's plane had something like 40 people on it, many of them top executives on a trade mission to Croatia. The plane was found fairly quickly, but everyone was dead, save for one survivor who somehow died on the way to the hospital of a severed femoral artery, or so I've read.

[concerned about politics]

Huh? Brown's plane had something like 40 people on it, many of them top executives on a trade mission to Croatia. The plane was found fairly quickly, but everyone was dead, save for one survivor who somehow died on the way to the hospital of a severed femoral artery, or so I've read.

Nope. Clinton refused to send out a party. He just brushed it off. Others took care of wondering where the plane went.
When it came to a lost Kennedy plane, it was a different story.
This came up during the Kennedy thread, I'm sure.

[cardinal4]

Huh? Brown's plane had something like 40 people on it, many of them top executives on a trade mission to Croatia. The plane was found fairly quickly, but everyone was dead, save for one survivor who somehow died on the way to the hospital of a severed femoral artery, or so I've read. Ron Browns 737 crashed into a cliff near Dubrovnik in heavy fog. The funny thing is, the surface observations for the preceding 2 hours and two hours after, show that visibility was at 5 miles, with low ceilings. Conspiracy theorists offer that Ron Brown, had a bullet hole in his head when when brought to Walter Reed for an autopsy. The three pathologists who pointed out the hole were whisked away to three separate locales, and told to keep their mouths shut.(So the story goes). There was a survivor at the scene, who by all accounts, was ok when put in the chopper to the hospital, but arrived dead of a broken neck.

[desertcry]

No witnesses, how neat! There's no substitute for experience. When one has done things frequently one learns how to be neat.