Survivors from Jonestown Flight Leave 18 Behind for Knives Dispute
Ten survivors arrived in New York from Guyana while 18 men were left behind after Pan Am Captain Albert Brockob refused boarding due to a knife report and FBI escort dispute. The group includes two of Jim Jones’ adopted sons and several known bodyguards amid the Jonestown massacre aftermath.
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