Kinross Case missing F-89 Jet has been found

I found this today and thought you guys interested in the Kinross Case would like to see the following news:

www.ufoevidence.org...

Now what do you make of that?

nice find. This is especially intriguing:

"In searching the general vicinity of the wreck, we believe we have also found a part of the object that the F-89 collided with."


no russians? soviets? Little?

Yeah they still haven't come clean yet as to what this other material is unsurprisingly, not sure if it's our answer though!!

"In searching the general vicinity of the wreck, we believe we have also found a part of the object that the F-89 collided with. We are still in the process of documenting the mystery object." Jimenez declined to elaborate on what the object is. "There is still a lot of wreck site forensics to complete" he said.

source of quote


Another twist in the tail? I wonder what the mystery object could be?

There is already a thread on this here.
www.abovetopsecret.com...'

will be intersting to follow this one.

Unfotunately I posted it first, not sure how it works here on ATS....

Originally posted by October
Unfotunately I posted it first, not sure how it works here on ATS....

If you posted first then this is the thread where it should be discussed IMO.

Your post also included a link to your source.

Interesting,

I think withholding information regarding the believed collision artefact is a mistake. They should release information regarding it immediately, while clearly stating that it may or may not be a collision artefact or artefacts.

The jet was found in one piece, but the thing it collided with lost pieces?? If what it collided with was a UFO, then that UFO isn't very strong... Although I hope they release their findings very soon before they 'disapear' ..

-Jimmy-

Originally posted by October
Unfotunately I posted it first, not sure how it works here on ATS....

October, unfortunately you did not post this subject first Look at the posted dates.... I think there is some guidelines about posting on ATS... I dunno, probably would help if you did a search before posting. But don't worry, you are only the 100th person to do something like that this month.

The Canadian government wont let them near the site without a coast guard escort. Im sure the U.S. government has some behind the scenes strings to pull here too.

Is this the only F-89 to go down over Lake Superior? If so, then its most likely Moncla's jet.

just go to there New Project's and Select the first one (Scorpion 89)...has all kinds of information...like pictures of the sonar hit and the location of the dive!
www.greatlakesdive.com...

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