Fossett's Plane Found
otter42 writes "Sadly, it looks as if all those crazies claiming Steve Fossett was still alive were wrong after all. The NY Times has the confirmation that wreckage of Fossett's Bellanca Citabria was found. Now it's up to the NTSB to tell us why this happened, although, statistically, dollars to donuts it was engine/fuel-related."
No body was found, and was purportedly "eaten by animals". Conspiracy theories live on!
Now it's up to the NTSB to tell us why this happened, although, statistically, dollars to donuts it was engine/fuel-related.
Dollars to donuts the CRASH was gravity related...the engine/fuel is just a side problem!
What are the random internet nutcases right about anymore?
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It took them this long to find the plane because they had to fake up a wreck!
I think it is becoming clearer that Fossett survived the crash, and was shortly adopted by a bear, and is currently living in a cave, having forgotten his human status due to traumatic brain injury.
Maybe you need to stop being so dismissive of people who think he is still alive.
My guess would be that "someone" would have been something like a raccoon or a buzzard.
That certainly explains why when I'm killing rats and spiders they keep dropping gold and broadswords.
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I hope this guy doesn't own a gun... get it?
Images of Grand Theft Airplane: Inyo National Forest. Poor dude getting jacked at 10,000 ft.
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This post climbed Mt. Washington.
So true, just like when they found Amelia Earhart's plane last year. Major news outlets didn't think it was newsworthy enough to run the story at all.
Mammoth Lakes is about 10,000 feet, or 30,400 meters, above sea level, and snow makes already difficult terrain largely impassable and could bury plane wreckage.
It was the deadly Cumulo-Granitus cloud.
None of them can see the clouds; The polished wings don't care.
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He didn't save the plane.
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That reminds me of the Far Side cartoon where the pilot (looking out the wind shield) says to the copilot:
"Say, what's a mountain goat doing way up here in a cloud bank?"