Chuck Lacourrege

Just to cast my vote. It was Lee Harvey Oswald alone.

He was killed in a plane crash: Total Persons on Board: Four (also onboard was Begich's aide Russell Brown, and pilot Don Jonz.) When: October 16, 1972 Weather: Low clouds, fog, drizzle Flight Route: Disappeared on a flight from Anchorage to Juneau, Alaska Area Believed Crashed: Disappeared as it was approaching the Chugach mountain range in southeast Alaska. Reason for flight: Political junket Type Plane: Cessna 310C (FAA Registration - N1812H) Search efforts: At the time, this was the biggest search in the history of the country, involving 40 military and 20 civilian aircraft. Everything from Coast Guard helicopters and cutters, to Air Force spy aircraft, as well as numerous private aircraft. After thirty-nine days the air search was abandoned. http://www.check-six.com/lib/Famous_Missin...es/AAR73-01.pdf

I am a CPA with Pan American Life Insurance Company. I live in New Orleans, LA. I have always had great interest in the space program and would like to join in the space related discussions.