December 1, 1998: TWA Flight 800 Investigation - Capt. William S. Donaldson

Captain William S. Donaldson presents his continued independent investigation into TWA Flight 800, providing additional evidence that challenges official explanations for this controversial aviation disaster. His naval aviation expertise and systematic analysis of physical evidence, witness testimony, and radar data continue revealing inconsistencies in government explanations that suggest external destruction rather than internal fuel tank explosion. Donaldson examines newly obtained documents and technical analysis that support his theory of missile attack or military accident while addressing each element of the official investigation that he considers inadequate or misleading. He discusses the political pressures and institutional interests that have influenced the investigation while examining how evidence has been selectively presented to support predetermined conclusions rather than objective truth. The conversation covers specific technical aspects of aircraft destruction patterns and how physical evidence from TWA 800 continues to contradict official explanations about internal explosion causes. Donaldson addresses ongoing resistance from government agencies to independent investigation while exploring how institutional secrecy prevents thorough examination of evidence that might implicate military operations or government negligence. His research demonstrates how qualified experts can uncover information that official investigations either overlook or deliberately suppress while providing alternative explanations that better fit available physical evidence. The discussion reveals how independent investigation serves essential function in challenging official narratives while pursuing truth that institutional interests might prefer to conceal.