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Dabbed by the New York Times as one of the most vexing and unexplained mysteries in aviation

history, the crash of Pan-American World Airways Flight 7 in November 1957 resulted in 44

deaths and remains officially unsolved for this day.

But Ken H. Fortenberry, an award-winning journalist whose father was the co-pilot and navigator

aboard the ill-fated plane, has devoted nearly 60 years of his life to unraveling this cold-case

mystery, and has come to a staggering conclusion that the victims of the crash were murdered.

A remarkably research book packed with information and emotion, Flight 7 is missing, the search

from my father's killer, is a gripping page-turner that reads like a fast-paced murder mystery.

Join Fortenberry on his crusade as he tirelessly tracks down every possible lead and eventually

exposes the person he believes responsible for this tragic crime.

The book we're featuring this evening is Flight 7 is missing, the search for my father's

killer, with my special guest journalist and author, Ken H. Fortenberry.

Welcome to the program and thank you so much for this interview.

Ken H. Fortenberry.

Thank you, Dan.

I'm pleased you're with you.

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