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Taken from the Middlesex Times-Dispatch (Fell's Opinion Section ) October 2, 1991
Article ID 853287,1991,10,02,F076
THE MYSTERY OF ENGINE X
by Daniel Fell
(MIDDLESEX)
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Today is the three year anniversary of the events that occured
on October 2, 1988
Engine X came falling from the sky, killing a young man. His
name, Darko, now part of our local legend, continues to be
the subject of endless speculation.
His family has moved west to California. They did not return
this reporter's calls. This I understand, as the mystery of
that night must weigh so much more in their hearts and minds
than it does in ours.
Attempts to retrieve information from the Federal Aviation
Administration have become futile, as their spokesperson simply
releases the same statement.
"The investigation is ongoing," he says.
Rumors that President Bush has visited the secret wherehouse
in Washington that stores the engine have been the latest
to surface, and once again nothing can be confirmed.
We are told of a vast conspiracy, of a plane that they know
exists. We are told of flight trajectories, serial numbers,
and low impact velocity. The technical jargon is endless and
fascinating. Yet there is no evidence. There is nothing but
Engine X, an artifact from that night.
A bomb that fell upon our quiet community has left behind
so many questions that we must now accept that there will
never be answers.
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