Forensic Hypnosis In Air Crash Investigations

By Eugene Steele, JD, CHt On August 27, 2006 Comair flight 5191 crashed shortly after takeoff at Lexington Kentucky's Blue Grass airport; 49 persons died. The lone survivor, co-pilot James Polehinke, can't remember the accident. It's believed to be a case of genuine amnesia. This phenomenon, not uncommon...

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