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March 17th 05, 06:32 PM
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snip Of course there is the possibility that this will never be solved. Kinda like the perfect murder isn't it? snip I thought the definition of a perfect murder to be one where there is doubt that a murder was commited. I have read a lengthy report on the net (sorry but I cannot find the link) which maintains that there have been several 747 fuselage failures in the cargo door areas and while I do not believe everything I read, does make me ask just how confident we can be that this tragedy was in fact caused by a bomb. Is the bomb hypothesis confirmed by hard evidence or could the damage have been caused by rapid depressurization? It has been reported that there were crash survivors who perished in the cold water so the ac can not have hit that hard. Blue skies to all 
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