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===="Last Words" contradiction====
 
===="Last Words" contradiction====
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Cockpit Voice Recorder tapes end, most often,with the successful flight arriving at the ramp of the airport of destination, or end recording the flight deck human agony and horror at impending catastrophe.
 
The last words heard on the CVR tape are  - '''18:27:20:  "Now... We have to set this. 18:27:23:  speed 18:27:26:  Stand by, stand by, stand by, stand by, set!"'''  
 
The last words heard on the CVR tape are  - '''18:27:20:  "Now... We have to set this. 18:27:23:  speed 18:27:26:  Stand by, stand by, stand by, stand by, set!"'''  
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These are in marked contrast to the common types of last words uttered as an aircraft is about to crash, bringing to the fore the question, "Why did the Soviets not hand over the rest of the tapes recording the rest of KAL 007's flight?":
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These words are in stark contrast to the common types of last words uttered as an aircraft is about to crash, bringing to the fore the question, "Why did the Soviets not hand over the rest of the tapes recording the rest of KAL 007's flight?":
    
'''US Air Flight 427
 
'''US Air Flight 427
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'''Cabin''': [Sound of ''grunting''; sound of impact.]
 
'''Cabin''': [Sound of ''grunting''; sound of impact.]
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End of tape. (The Black Box, Malcom MacPherson (ed.) Quill William Morrow, New York: 1998)
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End of tape.  
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(The Black Box, Malcom MacPherson (ed.) Quill William Morrow, New York: 1998)
    
===The Soviet Black Box Deception II:  The Black Box itself===
 
===The Soviet Black Box Deception II:  The Black Box itself===
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