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...Friday there was a breakthrough. Deep Drone 7200, a remotely operated robot outfitted with cameras that can explore ocean depths without divers, located part of the cockpit, "the nerve center of the aircraft," as Robert Francis, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), described it. Said James Kallstrom, the FBI's lead investigator: "I just think that somewhere in the front of the plane is a clue." Investigators generally believe that if a bomb destroyed Flight 800, it exploded in the front of the aircraft. Examining the cockpit could help prove that theory...
...investigators are holding on. They are still determined to find the answers, but compared to a week ago, they are more somber and tired. The team is resigned to a long, slow process and they know that there are no easy answers." The FBI's lead investigator James Kallstrom told Rivera that it may take a month to recover most of the plane. He hopes to identify the cause of the bombing sooner. Chris McKenna
...afternoon the FBI's James Kallstrom, Suffolk County medical examiner Charles Wetli and Robert Francis, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, announce it will be a while before any definitive analysis can be made. More and more FBI agents are coming into town. People are asked to report anything they saw or heard on Wednesday night...
...voice recorder tapes from the doomed TWA Flight 800 cut off 12 minutes into the trip with an unusual noise lasting a mere fraction of a second, but authorities hope that sound will explain what caused the plane to explode into a fiery ball last week. James Kallstrom, assistant FBI director, told reporters Thursday that "we know there was a catastrophic explosion; it was caused by some kind of a bomb, obviously. We're not further describing how that would be, whether it was carried on whether something hit the plane from outside and caused it to explode." But Kallstrom...
Worcester, C., Kallstrom; p., Quill; 1b., Coolidge: 2b., Thayer; 3b., Willard, Braden: s.s., Saunders: r.f., Haegney; e.f., Sullivan; l.f., Giles...