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Steve Fossett: yesterday human bones were found. Animal remains the ones found earlier this month

Washington, USA - Next week the ADN test results

Yesterday, 800 metres from the place where earlier this month Steve Fosset's airplane wreckage was found (see AVIONEWS), bones which are believed to be human were found. Now there is only to wait for ADN test results, due for next week. It was ascertained that previous bones were of animal origin. Steve Fossett left on September 3rd 2007 on board of Bellanca Super Decathlon for a flight on Sierra...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1096006
Rome, Italy, 10/31/2008 18:20
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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