Children of the Island by Wright T.M

Author:Wright, T.M. [Wright, T. M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Crossroad Press
Published: 2011-11-24T16:00:00+00:00

THEORIES NUMEROUS ON CAUSES OF ADIRONDACK DISASTER

(Sept. 19) (UPI): In the wake of the recent unexplained, grisly accident which took fourteen lives at a Holiday Inn parking lot in the Adirondacks, 45 miles northwest of New York City, state and federal investigators are putting forth several theories as to the cause of the tragedy.

A Chief Accident Investigator from the FAA was quoted as saying he has seen similar accidents involving the rotor blades of helicopters—most recently in Manhattan several years ago, when a helicopter tipped over on top of one of the World Trade Center Towers: "The carnage then was incredible, unbelievable, and this accident seems similar in many ways, although we do not yet have any reports of missing helicopters, or rotor blades."

The same investigator explained that certain jet fuels might, under some conditions, have the effect of denuding bodies of flesh, as was seen in the Adirondack tragedy. He goes on to say, however, that the chances of such a spill from a passing aircraft are "extremely, almost impossibly remote," and that, at any rate, it would be difficult to accept in the light of the fact that the parking lot itself was not damaged, nor were several cars in the immediate vicinity—most notably, the car in which the only survivor was found.

An attack by a horde of "army ants" was also offered as a possible cause for the tragedy, and quickly dismissed. Army ants are not native to New York State; they are native to various southern states; and have not been encountered above Maryland. It also seems implausible, experts say, to believe that army ants could be the cause of such incredible destruction . . .

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