Classic British Flight Sim

Was looking for something totally unrelated when I came across this in 'The Indepenent'...

Did Steve Fossett fake his own death??

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 82540.html

Oh....Merry Christmas too :dance:

Hmm.. interesting story

ATB

DaveB :tab:

The wreckage of the aircraft was found in October or thereabouts at about 10000' AMSL . There were human remains nearby , which had clearly been interfered with by animals, and from DNA testing they were definitely confirmed as the remains of Steve Fossett. The sensationalised story which you quote thus had no foundation whatsoever

cstorey wrote:The sensationalised story which you quote thus had no foundation whatsoever

That 'fact' won't stop the conspiracy theorists...but its is a sad way for a legend to go...you could argue that he might have commited suicide if knew his world was about to fall apart...if the facts contained in the story are correct.

How often have we been told not to believe everything we read.

Bob

The sensationalised story which you quote thus had no foundation whatsoever

I thought that too Chris. An interesting story and had SF's remains not aleady been identified through DNA, it would've been a worthy conversation piece. However, since his remains have been identified.. I can only wonder why that wasn't mentioned. Is it an old story?? I'd presumed it to be recent

EDIT.. ah.. Friday 1st August 2008 ;-)
ATB

DaveB :tab:

yeap it's real
Just seen him with DB Cooper and Elvis up at the corner coffee shop having a cup a Joe

Elvis ate all the jelly outa the dougnuts, .. DB was gathering up the dough
and Steve was folding napkins into airplanes.......... making propeller noises with his tounge and lips

airboatr wrote:yeap it's real
Just seen him with DB Cooper and Elvis up at the corner coffee shop having a cup a Joe

Elvis ate all the jelly outa the dougnuts, .. DB was gathering up the dough
and Steve was folding napkins into airplanes.......... making propeller noises with his tounge and lips

Being served by Lord Lucan no doubt! After placing a bet to see how far the planes would fly!

Yes, but note that the news report came from August 1st, before the wreckage and remains were found as well, so this was written not knowing the final outcome as was discovered over 2 months later.

Ahh.. tks for that CT ;-) TBH.. when I saw the date, I couldn't remember when the 'find' was actually made but presumed it to be before then.. (doesn't time fly!) Still.. all the comments and speculation remain valid even though the outcome is now known

ATB

DaveB :tab:

......and some speculations, prove themselves... ;-)