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Manassas to conduct an aerial survey of the area, but the search team again turned up no evidence of a crash.
Trooper P. D. Sleeper, who piloted the helicopter, told other troopers waiting at the landing area at the Rappahannock Recreation Center on Rt. 211 outside Washington that he saw “no trees broken, no burned area” which would indicate that a crash had occurred in that area.
Sheriff Woodward, who along with Trooper Newlin flew the aerial reconnaissance, said the search included Hazel Mountain and several smaller peaks on either side, as well as the ridgelines in the area. There was nothing on the mountain, he said.
“I have no answer as to what Mr. Harris saw,” Sheriff Woodward said.
Mr. Harris said that in thinking about what he might have seen, he theorized that perhaps the sun had appeared from behind a cloud and, just for a moment, caught a reflection on something. It was a murky day and the sun would, appear to be reddish yellow, he said.
“It was a lot of activity for nothing,” he mused.
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