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The KAL 007 related Soviet/ U.S naval confrontation (view source)
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We can now list the evidencefor the successful rescue by the Soviets of at least 259 of the 269 passengers of KAL 007.
We can now list the evidencefor the successful rescue by the Soviets of at least 259 of the 269 passengers of KAL 007.
* Within 27 minutes of KAL 007’s landing on water, small Soviet craft were at the site—
Admiral Sidorov.
Admiral Sidorov.
* Contrary to all known passenger plane explosions in air/crashes at sea, bodies were not
found floating on the surface of the sea.
found floating on the surface of the sea.
* Contrary to all known passenger plane explosions in air/crashes at sea, suitcases were not
found floating on the sea (KAL 007 would have carried over 450 suitcases in the cargo area).
found floating on the sea (KAL 007 would have carried over 450 suitcases in the cargo area).
with the remains of Boeing passengers were with the remains of ten separate individuals.
with the remains of Boeing passengers were with the remains of ten separate individuals.
* Contrary to all known passenger plane explosions in air/crashes at sea, and contrary to the
egalitarian nature of midair explosions/crashes at sea, not one item of the 1,020 items
egalitarian nature of midair explosions/crashes at sea, not one item of the 1,020 items
recovered came from KAL 007’s cargo area.
recovered came from KAL 007’s cargo area.
* There is evidence that KAL 007, or portions of it, may have been moved under the sea by the
first diving team, that of the military, and by trawls, and then scattered in order to simulate
first diving team, that of the military, and by trawls, and then scattered in order to simulate
crash debris dispersal.
crash debris dispersal.
* Contrary to what should have obtained in an aircraft explosion in the air, no aircraft
wreckage recovered and no wreckage viewed under the sea by the divers evidenced burn
wreckage recovered and no wreckage viewed under the sea by the divers evidenced burn
marks.
marks.
* KAL 007 was viewed more or less intact under the water by the first diving team, the
military divers.
military divers.
* At an early stage, the military divers describe the fuselage as intact enough to be entered
and even climbed upon “top to bottom.”
and even climbed upon “top to bottom.”
* At a later stage, the civilian divers describe KAL 007 as being in pieces and fragments. This
could only have occurred if there had been an underwater explosion.107
could only have occurred if there had been an underwater explosion.107
* Divers report with astonishment the absence of bodies on board or in association with the
sunken airliner. (But one diver reports seeing one decapitated torso—while not more than
sunken airliner. (But one diver reports seeing one decapitated torso—while not more than
ten “encounters” with body fragments are noted throughout all of divers’ reports.)
ten “encounters” with body fragments are noted throughout all of divers’ reports.)
* Divers report with astonishment the absence of luggage aboard or in association with the
sunken airliner. (But one diver reports seeing some suitcases.)
sunken airliner. (But one diver reports seeing some suitcases.)
* Some civilian divers express astonishment that they had not been briefed concerning
passengers’ bodies, whereas they had been briefed concerning the black box and electronic
passengers’ bodies, whereas they had been briefed concerning the black box and electronic
equipment locations.
equipment locations.
* The contention of the Soviet divers, as well as Admiral Sidorov, that there were no bodies
found could not have been contrived to support the initial Soviet position that KAL 007 was
found could not have been contrived to support the initial Soviet position that KAL 007 was
a spy plane without civilians, as General Ogarkov had years previous—on September 9,
a spy plane without civilians, as General Ogarkov had years previous—on September 9,