Vault of Capone era mystery uncovered in Chicago ruin
Workers in a decayed 10 story building near the Lexington Hotel uncover a six by six by 125 foot concrete vault believed built by Al Capone. The IRS has an $800000 lien on contents and Porter plans tests to reveal what lies inside amid speculation of gold bodies or booze.
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KAL Jet Reported Wrong Altitude Before Crash
Japanese radar data released by the government show the Korean Air Lines Boeing 747 climbed 3000 feet in the final minutes before the Soviet missile strike near Sakhalin on Sept 1, 1983. Tass framed the data as supporting a spy mission theory while experts caution over multiple interpretations. All 269 aboard died in the Anchorage to Seoul flight.
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