What's ur lost media holy grail?

I thought that was her whole thing? She does it every episode

Here's the article about the final verdict. Unfortunately they didn't fully scan it, and I can't find it in any online archives.

Some more details about the day from the passenger's family's lawyer:

Interesting! The owner of the plane and airport, Wilfred Berube, wanted to prove there was no mechanical failure, and had the Mass Aero Commission going to bat for him. The autopsy never happened, but they beat the lawsuit anyway.

Chatham!

He was apparently transporting a bunch of teen boys to a camping trip on Monomoy Island but had to make multiple trips to bring them all. The kid who was injured was the last. He was in a coma, but survived and lived until last year!

Eerie

i'm going through and dating the files chronologically. It's like an epistolary novel about aeronautical inspectors

Still piecing it together, but he was considered too experienced to have crashed like that by accident, so it was either a problem with the plane or he died/passed out while in flight. The owner of the plane was trying to prove the latter, I think, to protect himself legally

should I become a FOIA Guy

I submitted a public records request on the Mass Department of Transportation website, not expecting anything. Today I got a reply with a zip file of 45 PDFs, all sorts of scans of reports, filings, correspondences from 70 years ago. This RULES

Like if you wanted to hurt Costco you'd buy a huge amount of $1.50 hotdogs

Serious question, if this is the case, shouldn't we all sign up and waste as much of their money as we can?

Sora 2 is also unbelievably expensive, costing OpenAI at least $5 per 10 second video - and likely more considering Sora 2 also generates synced-up audio. OpenAI loses one subscriber's revenue *every four images generated*. It's unbelievably stupid.
www.wheresyoured.at/sora2-openai...