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Anon from lb posted from a law site re: FBI investigating if criminality suspected - another law firm says the same. Possible that MSM are trying to hide that?
https://www.wkw.com/aviation-accidents/faqs/who-investigates-aviation-accidents/
>Seems like Dersh is gonna get off easy
Depends what comes out of the Guiffre vs Maxwell case, he might not be free and clear yet.
Don't be so blinkered, examine all possibilities - the fact that multiple news outlets are pushing the SAME narrative, word - for -word, is reason to doubt.
Post your source, preferably from the FBI?
I'm not pushing anything, just looking at all possibilites…
Oh, hang on I have FBI SOURCE stating:
'''Why is the FBI Involved in an Aviation
Disaster?'''
Normally the National Transportation Safety
Board is required to investigate airline disasters.
However, in the event of a criminal aviation disaster,
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
has the lead in the investigation.
What is Involved in a Criminal Aviation
Investigation?
Upon notification of a criminal aviation disaster,
the FBI deploys what is commonly referred to as
a “Fly-Team.” On 24-hour alert, this team of experienced
FBI personnel responds to and leads
the criminal investigation. In a criminal aviation
disaster, the Fly-Team is led by the Investigatorin-
Charge and includes other special agents and
support staff trained in criminal investigations.
The Office for Victim Assistance (OVA) coordinates the resources of a variety of agencies which are involved in providing assistance to families.
Media interactions are organized by the FBI Public Affairs Officer.
www.fbi.gov/file-repository/criminal_aviation.pdf
FROM FBI SITE
'''Why is the FBI Involved in an Aviation
Disaster?'''
Normally the National Transportation Safety
Board is required to investigate airline disasters.
However, in the event of a criminal aviation disaster, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has the lead in the investigation.
Can't find any reference to it being standard procedure on FBI site (plenty in MSM) to help investigate otherwise.