chancy
11th September 2016, 22:21
Hello Everyone: It appears that there was more going on 15 years ago than what the new media has been saying....
Is it possible to get an answer for this fellow in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada?
chancy
Link:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/yukon-filmmaker-wants-pm-explain-200000869.html
article:
Yukon filmmaker wants PM to explain 9/11 Korean Air hijacking mystery
CBC - September 11, 2016
Yukon filmmaker wants PM to explain 9/11 Korean Air hijacking mystery
A Yukon filmmaker is asking the Canadian federal government to release information he believes is being withheld about that horrifying day on Sept. 11, 2001, when two planes flew into the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New York City, killing nearly 3,000 people.
While thousands scrambled in New York, people in Whitehorse, Yukon, in Canada, more than 5,800 kilometres away, were told to leave the city centre, evacuating downtown buildings and schools.
"People started peeling out of the parking lots and spraying gravel and I thought, 'Oh my god, my daughter is at Whitehorse Elementary," said Max Fraser, who produced a 45-minute documentary, Never Happen Here: The Whitehorse 9/11 Story.
"So like thousands of other parents, I got in my car and went as fast as I could to find my kid and get her to safety."
Five years after his documentary aired, Fraser is still wondering what exactly happened in Whitehorse that day.
As told in his film, Fraser ended up with the mysterious tale of how Korean Air Flight 085, bound for New York City, came to land at the then-Whitehorse International Airport at 11:54 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001.
He learned that two Korean planes were transmitting a hijack "squawk" (a satellite code that can be discreetly set by a pilot to alert authorities on the ground of a hostile takeover), even though all was well on board the flights.
Fraser says he's since obtained information from the United States government, including air traffic control conversations with the diverted Korean planes.
But says he still has questions.
He says the Canadian federal government has promised openness and transparency, and so he hopes a letter he wrote to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reveal more information.
He believes key details are being withheld from Canadians and says it's important for him — and everyone else across the country — to get the full story.
Is it possible to get an answer for this fellow in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada?
chancy
Link:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/yukon-filmmaker-wants-pm-explain-200000869.html
article:
Yukon filmmaker wants PM to explain 9/11 Korean Air hijacking mystery
CBC - September 11, 2016
Yukon filmmaker wants PM to explain 9/11 Korean Air hijacking mystery
A Yukon filmmaker is asking the Canadian federal government to release information he believes is being withheld about that horrifying day on Sept. 11, 2001, when two planes flew into the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New York City, killing nearly 3,000 people.
While thousands scrambled in New York, people in Whitehorse, Yukon, in Canada, more than 5,800 kilometres away, were told to leave the city centre, evacuating downtown buildings and schools.
"People started peeling out of the parking lots and spraying gravel and I thought, 'Oh my god, my daughter is at Whitehorse Elementary," said Max Fraser, who produced a 45-minute documentary, Never Happen Here: The Whitehorse 9/11 Story.
"So like thousands of other parents, I got in my car and went as fast as I could to find my kid and get her to safety."
Five years after his documentary aired, Fraser is still wondering what exactly happened in Whitehorse that day.
As told in his film, Fraser ended up with the mysterious tale of how Korean Air Flight 085, bound for New York City, came to land at the then-Whitehorse International Airport at 11:54 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001.
He learned that two Korean planes were transmitting a hijack "squawk" (a satellite code that can be discreetly set by a pilot to alert authorities on the ground of a hostile takeover), even though all was well on board the flights.
Fraser says he's since obtained information from the United States government, including air traffic control conversations with the diverted Korean planes.
But says he still has questions.
He says the Canadian federal government has promised openness and transparency, and so he hopes a letter he wrote to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reveal more information.
He believes key details are being withheld from Canadians and says it's important for him — and everyone else across the country — to get the full story.