James Fox

You can find it compelling enough to dig a little deeper.

So now we have members of Congress that are willing to, part of the task force, hey, let's go find those flight records.

Let's see what we can turn up.

So now it's just like, hopefully, you know, they're not, they probably are, of course they are aware of the fact that we're going after these records.

So hopefully they're not like getting rid of them, you know?

Yeah, so the colonel identified every single,

C-1-7 in the fleet at that time.

And there were, I don't know, a handful of them from various bases and got every single tel number.

Because we have photographs of what could have been one of the flights because there was somebody in 1996, but it wasn't at Campinas.

It landed somewhere else to refuel and some Amazon and some research had told me about it.

So we want to see if we can...

Read that picture carefully enough that we could make out a couple of the numbers.

So the Air Force colonel has been finding all the tail numbers.

Now he's getting flight records for all those.

This is all happening right now.

So we're trying to find that specific plane flight landing, where it landed, because we could find out like where it landed.

We could find out potentially like who the crew were, how many people were on board, where those people are today.

Right?

Yep.

He estimates that 30 to 40 people at minimum, Americans,