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Saboteur
SABOTEUR By Sam Garfield Just twelve minutes after taking off from Denver’s Stapelton Airfield in the early evening of November 1, 1955, a DC-6B airliner, United Airlines flight 629, exploded in the skies of northern Colorado, killing all 39 … Continue reading
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