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Originally posted by Ossophile
What wonders me about the debris-photos from cambodia is that the explosion clearly happened over phu quoc, not cambodian territory, and the closest cambodian islands do not belong to kampot province, as stated on yahoo where the pieces were found.
Originally posted by Ossophile
my husband happens to be on phu quoc and i asked him to go and look for some piece of debris , unfortunately all known to be found pieces have been confiscated by the military.
Originally posted by Shadowhawk
Note to Lonte: The Phu Quoc aircraft was not an SR-71. All Blackbirds, either crashed or preserved are accounted for. Also, I have been to quite a few SR-71 crash sites. The Phu Quoc fragments don't resemble Blackbird debris in any way. They don't even appear to be titanium. Try again.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
If this was a rocket it would round before the explosion ok ,but this one has a strait piece of wood on screwed on too it at the end.
Originally posted by Did you see them
I think the locals are just pulling any old cr*p out of the bushes to make a buck.
something may have been lost in translation here. Maybe the vietnamese were hoping to sell the cold metallic debris for dollars."Very cold" metal pieces retrieved after UFO explosion over Koh Tral Island
Monday, June 02, 2008
UFO’ incident in southern Vietnam reported to gov’t
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Reported by Tien Trinh
Thanh Nien News (Hanoi)
Kien Giang Province authorities have reported the discovery of metal debris, believed to be fragments from the explosion of an unidentified flying object (UFO), to the central government, an official said Friday.
Lam Quang Chanh, the provincial People’s Committee’s spokesman, told Thanh Nien metal pieces had rained down in Ganh Dau and Cua Can communes on the island of Phu Quoc at about 10:20 a.m. on May 27.
The Military Command of Phu Quoc District said militias and residents had recovered 14 metal pieces allegedly deposited on the island from the explosion.
Rumors in Phu Quoc also suggest that some individuals have retrieved “dollars” or “very cold” metal pieces following the UFO’s explosion.
Nguyen Thanh Banh, Kien Giang police deputy chief, told Thanh Nien
anyone found guilty of spreading rumors from the incident that would negatively affect security on the island would be dealt with according to law.
Banh also said the security on Phu Quoc Island has been stable thus far.
When residents found the metal debris on Tuesday, district authorities said they contacted airlines in Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand but did not receive immediate news of any missing aircraft.