[ALOHA RONNIE]

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...And I saw reports of JFK Jr.'s flight path just outside Martha's Vineyard that showed his plane taking a quick sharp arch upward and then heading straight down to the sea...

...entering the Atlantic at around 500 mph, twice his plane's normal airspeed.

...Doesn't sound much like someone who was merely cruising off his course now does it..?

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[archy]

...And I saw reports of JFK Jr.'s flight path just outside Martha's Vineyard that showed his plane taking a quick sharp arch upward and then heading straight down to the sea...

...entering the Atlantic at around 500 mph, twice his plane's normal airspeed.

...Doesn't sound much like someone who was merely cruising off his course now does it..?

Well, I guess we could ask former Alaska Congressman Nick Begich and former Warren Commission member and senator Hale Boggs, whose Cessna was lost and reportedly never recovered over Alaska in mid October, 1972. But we'll need a Ouija board.

Interestingly, Boggs was running late for the trip that day, and helpfully an intern from the office of Arkansas Congressman Fulbright was reported to have helpfully drove him to the airport to catch the fatal flight. That intern's name was William Jefferson Clinton.

[bayourod]

I used to spend a lot of time playing with Microsoft Flight Simulator. After John John's death I programed the simulator for a similar plane, same time and weather conditions.

I took off from the same airport. Dozens of times I tried to make it by keeping land in sight, just like John John was doing. I tried different routes and altitudes. It couldn't be done at that time of day in those weather conditions.

Try it yourself. You can buy MS Flight Simulator for less than $50