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Coming up in just a moment, we're going to get to a check of rift news. A local couple has a problem with playing parts falling in their backyard.

Oh, wow. More than once we'll get to that story. Why is a man wrapping his home in tinfoil and an invisibility cloak is a reality? What would you use it for?

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All right. Up first this morning here, it would suck if plane parts kept falling in your backyard.

But that's exactly what is happening to one local family. Sean lay from local four has the story. Take a listen all weekend long.

I've been looking into this issue of airplane parts falling into a couple's backyard. The question is why isn't the FAA also looking into it?

This we found today over by three neighbors, Leslie Barnes and Ann Miller say the pieces of a plane could have easily hit them.

These are huge like a size of a car door. It appears those pieces landed right in their backyard and here on township.

We usually sit out here and have a fire and if we would have normally had a fire, it could have we wouldn't have heard it come down.

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