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    GRADS
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    I'm going to find this plane!

    Check this out, it's right up my alley. A plane crashed back in 1965 into Folsom Lake and the people are still in it. The Lake levels are so low that the family thinks it might be found. I got in touch with one of the family members to try and find a location on the plane. I'm going out tomorrow to look.

    Check out the story and video.

    http://www.news10.net/news/article/2...plane-wreckage

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    That's awesome! Just don't get arrested! And if you do, don't say anything...remember you have a RIGHT to remain silent.


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    How deep is folsom where the plane is supposed be? Is folsom man made or natural? I cant imagine with the progression of recovery tech that this plane and bodies weren't recoverable since 65.

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    That's really cool! Are we going to get up to the minute updates for us people at work to enjoy while you are on your quest?

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    That would be pretty cool to find for the family
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    Quote Originally Posted by McRib View Post
    How deep is folsom where the plane is supposed be? Is folsom man made or natural? I cant imagine with the progression of recovery tech that this plane and bodies weren't recoverable since 65.
    Folsom was man made back in 1955. The lake is probably 250-300' in the deepest part. The lake level is down over 100'. I've lived here for 35 years and had never heard of this until now. I know some local Sheriffs that have sonar equipment...might give them a call to see if they are interested in finding it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GRADS View Post
    Folsom was man made back in 1955. The lake is probably 250-300' in the deepest part. The lake level is down over 100'. I've lived here for 35 years and had never heard of this until now. I know some local Sheriffs that have sonar equipment...might give them a call to see if they are interested in finding it.
    Sounds like it would be a bad ass find. It would cost 10K + to get that plane up to the surface. A 200 ft dive would be taxing. U need a radio controlled submarine camera deal. That would be bad ass.

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    I remember hearing about this when I was a kid. If my memory is correct the plane sank very close to the Dam. So close that they felt it would be a danger to the Dam to try and recover the plane. As a kid I was always creeped out when we would swim off of the boat in front of the Dam. LOL.

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    GRADS
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    After talking to the family member and where she told me they think it's located, I don't think it is in area that is very deep right now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McRib View Post
    How deep is folsom where the plane is supposed be? Is folsom man made or natural? I cant imagine with the progression of recovery tech that this plane and bodies weren't recoverable since 65.
    Yeah , Huh Guess they chugged a beer and said damn they's dead marge now make me a sammich
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