Controversy
The NTSB accident report has been disputed in the book American Assassination: The Strange Death of Senator Paul Wellstone by Don "Four Arrows" Jacobs and James H. Fetzer. The authors spell out problems with "the official story" and evidence of an official cover-up. Their main argument was that FBI personnel had left the headquarters in St. Paul for Northern Minnesota before the plane had crashed. They proposed that the plane was shot down with a directed-energy weapon.
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