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The official report blamed ice. The dissenting investigators suspected a bomb. This is the true story behind The Crash That Destroyed the CASB: Why 4 Investigators Refused to Sign.
On December 12, 1985, Arrow Air Flight 1285 crashed seconds after takeoff from Gander, Newfoundland, killing all 256 people on board. It remains the deadliest aviation disaster on Canadian soil. But the tragedy didn't end in the burning forests of Gander. It sparked a bitter civil war within the Canadian Aviation Safety Board (CASB), leading to a historic split that eventually tore the agency apart.
In this investigative documentary, we reopen the cold case files to analyze the "Minority Report"—the dissenting opinion that claimed an onboard fire or explosion brought the plane down. We examine the controversial forensic evidence that the government allegedly ignored: the mysterious red paint in the engine, the lethal levels of carbon monoxide in the victims' blood, and the shadowy links to the Iran-Contra affair.
Was it a tragic accident caused by ice and weight, or was it a cover-up to hide a terrorist attack? Join us as we explore the scientific standoff and the political infighting that left a nation without answers.
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