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John1956PA

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5. Ten days ago, CNN-Cable reported this "West, Northwest, South" scenario.

Reply to Little Star (Original post)

Sun Apr 6, 2014, 10:31 AM

Apr 2014

Since then, it has been my understanding that the investigators have been operating under the belief that the jet followed that course.

I am not sure why CNN-Web is now trumping that scenario as if it is a new premise.

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^^^ Thissety This-This!!!! Iggo Apr 2014 #9

yes indeed. Also, they are hellbound to avoid any blame to themselves. librechik Apr 2014 #11

Until they find it they can not say WHAT they did what they did much less WHY. uppityperson Apr 2014 #3

I agree but.... Little Star Apr 2014 #6

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What happened in the mudslide was clear cut.... Little Star Apr 2014 #8

Who disappeared, why it happened, who have been found, who is missing, etc etc etc uppityperson Apr 2014 #13

CNN said it? warrior1 Apr 2014 #4

Ten days ago, CNN-Cable reported this "West, Northwest, South" scenario. John1956PA Apr 2014 #5

You're not sure? Iggo Apr 2014 #10

I agree that ratings probably motivated CNN to dredge up this 10-day-old development, but . . . John1956PA Apr 2014 #12