00:00This was the most mysterious and terrifying hijacking in aviation history.
00:05On April 11, 1997, Flight 715 took off from Chicago to New York.
00:11There were 107 passengers and six crew members on the plane.
00:16Everything seemed normal until a man sitting on seat 17 suddenly stood up.
00:21He had a black device in his hand.
00:23He moved forward slowly.
00:25There was silence in the entire plane.
00:27Then he said in a cold, ruthless voice,
00:31This is a hijacking.
00:32If you do what I say, there will be no harm.
00:35The pilots were ordered to change direction, but as soon as the plane changed its route,
00:40they stopped, IT lost contact with air traffic control.
00:43Within minutes, Flight 715 disappeared from radar, as if the sky had swallowed it.
00:50Hours later, the same plane suddenly appeared again in the skies of Ohio,
00:54but now it was on its original route, straight towards New York,
00:58that ate as soon as this incident happened.
01:01The police and security teams were ready.
01:03The doors opened, but the scene inside was terrifying.
01:07Every seat was empty.
01:09Neither the passenger, nor the crew, nor the hijacker.
01:12Everyone was missing.
01:14Investigation began.
01:15The cockpit recording was checked, and what was found, there was nothing less than a nightmare,
01:20a strange, distorted voice.
01:22A heaven that did not sound like a human voice, saying just one thing.
01:27They are not yours anymore.
01:28The scariest thing was that footage from Chicago Airport showed,
01:31that no one was on board the plane.
01:33Flight 715 did take off, but was empty from the start.
01:37But the story does not end here.
01:39A few months later, the families of the missing passengers suddenly started receiving messages
01:44from strangers on those letters.
01:47There was the same familiar handwriting of his loved ones.
01:50But in those letters, only one thing was written,
01:53Don't look for us.
01:54We are safe wherever we are.
01:56So the question arises that if he never boarded a flight,
01:59then who wrote these letters, and from where?
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