Nothing new in 'Double Six' investigation report, says Mojuntin's widow


Benedick (second right) handing over the official Double Six investigation report to Nancy while her sons Datuk Donald Mojuntin (right) and Charles Mojuntin (left) look on.

KOTA KINABALU: A day after the “Double Six” plane crash investigation report was declassified, the family of the late Datuk Peter J Mojuntin feel they are now further from the truth than before.

Mojuntin’s widow Datin Nancy Mary Mobijohn expected the report to shed new light on the tragedy that took her husband’s life as well as the lives of 10 others, including then chief minister Tun Fuad Stephens on June 6, 1976.

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