TWA 800
The Crash, the Cover-Up, and the Conspiracy

Gave up only a few chapters in. The portion I read was in desperate need of an editor. Beyond the typos, which might be easy to overlook in a superior book, the author is all over the place despite having just barely begun. In better-written first-person conspiracy narratives, the author builds a ca......more

Mr. Cashill’s 218-page expose (with an additional 27 pages of endnotes) is all about the most controversial post-accident aircraft investigation of my lifetime. I have long believed at least one missile shot down the flight, and the evidence in Mr. Cashill’s book is overwhelming. It’s all there: Hoa......more

I remember sitting in my living room at home when I was in college and this tragedy happened. Something 'always' seemed off with the incident. How does a random plane break in half ten minutes after takeoff after exploding? When I took a materials science mechanical engineering course later this exa......more

This is an interesting book because the topic of a TWA 800 cover up is fascinating. The evidence that the plane was brought down by a missile is compelling. The author mentions a documentary by Stalcup and Borjesson on the subject. This was a good referral, because the video is well done. Unfortunat......more

I found the book compelling and explosive when considering all of the evidence, but (arm chair quarter backing) felt like it could have been organized better. Either way, the disaster was covered up by Government bureaucrats, agencies flagrantly violating the scope of their power, The Clinton’s desi......more