Help search for Steve Fossett

http://news.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...912/NEWS18/709
12017/1038/MVN

Interesting item...14 minutes old. Wonder if it is
a hoax or actual observation? Flying into rising terrain
in a box canyon at high altitude, one might attempt
a manuever as described to do the 180?

Stewart,

I wonder if that witness actually saw my plane. I flew through Sunrise Pass
at about 2:30 PM on the day Steve went missing. My Husky has blue body and
wing tips, white wings. Would be easy to mistake for the plane Steve was
flying.

bumper

"Stewart Kissel" wrote in
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http://news.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...912/NEWS18/709
12017/1038/MVN

Interesting item...14 minutes old. Wonder if it is
a hoax or actual observation? Flying into rising terrain
in a box canyon at high altitude, one might attempt
a manuever as described to do the 180?

bumper schreef:
Stewart,

I wonder if that witness actually saw my plane. I flew through Sunrise Pass
at about 2:30 PM on the day Steve went missing. My Husky has blue body and
wing tips, white wings. Would be easy to mistake for the plane Steve was
flying.

bumper


Did you report this to the search-team?

The number (910) 396-0704 and when the tone comes, dial 4719.

I didn't call them, but I did call CAP at Minden, where they are
coordinating the search (at least the non-Flying M Ranch part) and told
them.

bumper

"Ro" wrote in message
ll.nl...
bumper schreef:
Stewart,

I wonder if that witness actually saw my plane. I flew through Sunrise
Pass at about 2:30 PM on the day Steve went missing. My Husky has blue
body and wing tips, white wings. Would be easy to mistake for the plane
Steve was flying.

bumper


Did you report this to the search-team?

The number (910) 396-0704 and when the tone comes, dial 4719.