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January 12th 04, 06:02 AM
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"C J Campbell" wrote in message
... Mythbusters then talked about how strong these airplanes really are and closed with photos of the Hawaiian Airlines plane that suffered an explosive decompression similar to the one that the show created with a shaped charge. The only person killed was a flight attendant who was pulled from the plane by the airstream, but the passengers all survived. However, at one of the passengers soon after gave birth to a little girl who died a day later. There was no particular pathology. Milagro they called her. She was my sister-in-law's niece. I'm not blaming anyone - if anything I just wanted to honor her memory. -- David Brooks 
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