Hey, it's Dave Collie. Dropping in just to let you know about a new podcast by the KSL Podcasts team.

It's called Unsolved Histories.

Season 1 is about a plane crash over the Gulf of Alaska during the Cold War. An airliner carrying

more than a hundred people took to the skies near Seattle, moving military

personnel and their families to their new assignments in Anchorage. They were at

about 14,000 feet when one of the pilots radioed air traffic control to ask for an altitude change.

And that was the last thing anyone ever heard from Flight 293.

Here's a short clip from episode one.

I happened to kind of just be sitting there alone and everybody was else getting ready for dinner or else doing other things.

And so I sat in this large room in front of the television and it was about 5 o'clock, 4.35 o'clock and they had a special bulletin

interruption.

News Alert. This is six things speaking for the entire TV7 news staff.

Greg Barrowman is in his 60s. He was just eight years old one afternoon back in 1963 when he found himself sitting

in front of the television by himself. cartoons were over and the evening news was on from

Seattle Station K I R O or Cairo.

Well what they did at the time is they posted the passengers their names and where they are from

right there. I was like, oh, that's interesting, interesting, you know, claim crash, Alaska.

And I'm telling you, this is God's truth. I read the pastor list and I missed the first part of it

in alphabetical order so I sat there and you know I couldn't believe it but I saw my brother Bruce's name.

Bruce Barraman, Greg's older brother, was only 17.

That morning, Bruce had boarded a DC 7C airliner near Seattle, Northwest Airlines flight 293 to Anchorage, Alaska.

And now a few hours later, Greg had to tell his parents what he had just seen on TV.

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