Brett

But that's sort of a window into his mindset.

And he's not entirely sure where he is.

And he sees this land.

And when he sees it, he thinks, wow, okay.

I'm back over the Keys.

How did I end up over the Keys?

And think about this.

You know, Florida has the peninsula.

The Keys are going west into the Gulf of Mexico.

They're going over there and south.

Yeah.

The opposite, entirely opposite direction to this.

There's a reason it's called Key West, right?

He believes he's going in the exact opposite way.

He says that his compasses aren't working and he's in a really bad place.

He's trying to figure out where he is, but he's lost.

And he thinks, man, my compasses are broken and they have taken me in the opposite direction that I thought they were taking me into.

So that's the situation that he's in at this point.

So Lieutenant Cox, he's talking to him and he informs NAS what all had been transmitted.

And he doesn't know that the reality of the situation is there's really no way that this flight could have reached the Florida Keys in this time frame.