The information here contained represents a series of different pieces of evidence, testimonials and investigation results which collectively, serve to highlight the possibility of a cover up on the part of the Government of Canada surrounding the crash of a DC-8 aircraft with 256 passengers on board on December 12, 1985. In no way does this document attempt in any way to draw a conclusion as to the cause of this tragedy nor does it attempt to suggest that an act of terrorism or sabotage was responsible. It only attempts to demonstrate the possibility that the Canadian Aviation Safety Board's conclusions that ice accumulation on the wings and the fuselage of the aircraft were the cause of the crash, may be a deliberate and pre-conceived attempt at concealing the true cause.

All of the evidence presented in this document was excluded from consideration in the CASB's preliminary report completed December 12, 1987. It is for this reason that this evidence is being brought forth at this time. Here then are the different pieces of conclusive information which put into serious question the findings contained in the CASB's Preliminary Report: