and i'm your host, bill kurtis. this is "through the decades." and i'm your host, bill kurtis. this is "through the decades." had york's jfk airport en they were minutes into the flight when the plane explodedse ocean. american history and the cause of the crash would take investigators years to unravel. "what was once a majesticoeing 747 with 228 people on board has come down to this. row 2 seat 2, first class, bag, an envelope filled pictures and bodies." "the plane made a normallight earlier yesterday from athens to control left new york's kennedy airport for paris. but about 15 miles southeast of long island, the jet abruptly disappeared from radar rocked by an explosion that could be seen and heard for miles." "i saw this wholeremendous area of white cloud up there which was obviously smoke and it sort of came down in a trail into the ocean." "eyewitnesses watched in horror as plane carrying 228 people began breaking apart in midair." "i kept thinking my god; iustt f the sky." is the second deadliest crash inor and maybe it wasn't anccident. sources tell cbs news, that at

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