Today, we've got a really great little story for you.

It's a classic mystery, almost like a magic trick performed in broad daylight that seems

to have no apparent solution.

Apparently, what happened in 1956 was that a World War II Arab bomber made an emergency

landing in the Manangahela River in shallow water scarcely deep enough to cover the plane,

but it was never found.

You're going to find out how that could possibly be.

Right now, on Skeptoid.

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