Who You Gonna Call? Podesta!

What Actually Happened to John F. Kennedy, Jr.?

Dec. 27, 2010

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2010/12/christopher-condon/what-actually-happened-to-johnf-kennedyjr/

Hankey takes as his point of departure two overlooked pieces of evidence in the official report that the National Transportation Safety Board published one year after the crash. First, the radar data describing the path of Kennedy's plane showed that just as Kennedy was making his final approach to the Martha's Vineyard Airport, his plane, in the absence of any explosion or engine malfunction, suddenly plunged headfirst into the ocean, falling 2500 feet in 45 seconds.

Secondly, the fuel selector valve on Kennedy's plane was found to have been turned to the off position. … The second and much less frequently used function of the fuel selector valve is to cut off all fuel to the engine from both tanks.

Around 7 a.m. on Saturday morning, a desperate Senator Kennedy telephoned John Podesta, President Clinton's Chief of Staff, and explained his frustration.

Podesta then telephoned Clinton immediately.

Clinton responded by telling Podesta to call the Air Force and demand that it begin a search within 15 minutes.

The Air Force responded by telling the Coast Guard to take 2 boats and 2 helicopters on a wild goose chase across 20,000 square miles of ocean.

John F. Kennedy, Jr.’s plane reported missing

July 17, 1999

http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/19990717/NEWS01/307179969

MATTITUCK, N.Y. (AP) – An intensive search was under way today for John F. Kennedy Jr., whose small plane was missing en route to a family wedding in Massachusetts. The only son of the 35th president was traveling with his wife and sister-in-law

President Clinton, who is spending the weekend at Camp David in western Maryland, was told about the disappearance of the Kennedy plane by John Podesta, his chief of staff, shortly after 7 a.m. Saturday, the White House said.