Former investigators say the movie 'Sully' can give the impression that they wanted to smear Captain Chesley Sullenberger, who landed a plane in the Hudson River. They say it could discourage people from cooperating with future investigations. (Sept. 8)
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Ex-NTSB Investigator: 'Sully' Film Got it Wrong
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