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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hello, it's Adam here. This isn't your normal

episode. Instead, it's another podcast that I'd really recommend you listen to. From

crowd network, this is the secret history of Flight 149. Imagine boarding a flight

thinking you're going on holiday, but instead, you get taken hostage by Saddam Hussein.

It might sound far-fetched. Been August 1990. This really happened to the passengers and

crew of British Airways Flight 149. What followed has been dubbed the most shocking government

cover-up of the last 30 years, and now there's a podcast about it.

What I'm going to play you is episode 1. For episode 2 and beyond, you should go and

search for the secret history of Flight 149 in your podcast app. If you're listening

on Apple podcasts, it's also available at free on the Crowd Stories channel.

Journalist Stephen Davis has been reporting on this story for the last three decades.

And in this series, you'll hear directly from the hostages that people use this human

shields by the Iraqi regime. But why was the plane allowed to land at all? And why have

secrets and lies persisted for so many years? Have a listen to episode 1. Then go and subscribe

to the secret history of Flight 149. I think you'll find it fascinating.

That was when I saw what I recognized as a fighter bomber. And it was dropping bombs

in slow motion as it happened. It's just the way that it looked at the time. And that was

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