Trevor Collins

I'm with you, though.

If this is possible, what else?

Yeah, truly, truly.

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In the summer of 1996, a standard Transworld Airlines flight was set to travel from New York City to Paris, France.

It was a routine flight with nothing out of the ordinary until disaster struck.