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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Plane wreckage not Smithy's - Kiwi writer dispute Aussie filmmaker's claim...
Australian Lay, an Australian filmmaker has claimed he has found the wreckage of iconic Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's plane, the Lady Southern Cross off the Burmese coast.
But this has been disputed as utter nonsense by New Zealand writer, Ian Mackersey. He produced some expert witnesses to prove that the plane could not possibly be Smithy's plane!
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