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if something goes wrong. Hey guys, this may have you recently on Twitter and Facebook

and Instagram and even my Patreon supporters. I asked them, what is your all-time favorite

pretend episode? And as you can imagine, the responses were all over the place. But there

was one series that stood out and that was the hijacker. It was a collaboration with

my friend, Chris Niddle. Now, I don't typically listen to my podcast, but I kind of want to

listen to this episode. And so even if it's your first time listening to it or if you've

heard it before, check it out because it is so intense, it's worth revisiting. So here

it is, part one and part two of the hijacker.

Today's episode is another collaboration with my buddy, my partner, my badass extraordinaire,

Chris Niddle, with the Burnerphone podcast.

It's 1972. And you're slowly filing into an American Airlines Boeing 727 with 90 other

passengers right behind you. A young man going by the name of Robert Wilson enters a plane.

He may sound like an old man now, but back in 1972, he was a fresh face 28-year-old

dressed in a sports coat and yellow trousers. Oh, and his name wasn't really Robert Wilson.

It was Martin McNally. He wasn't a businessman either. McNally was here to hijack this plane.

I'm Javier Leva and this is Pretend Radio. Stories about real people pretending to be

someone else.

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