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Christina Burison.

Yeah, her name was Christina Bereson,

and my daughter's name was Annie Christina Boregson.

This is part four of What Happened to Annie, a new six-part series from Sky News Storycast.

I'm Rona Dugo.

In part three, we learned that our victim shares almost the same name as the journalist

Christina Boreason, someone whose reputation has been built on trying to expose the secrets

of US national security agencies.

Actually, I was assigned 17 years ago to look into the TWA story.

I was at CBS.

And part four of Annie's story, the CIA and Presswick, begins in the US on July the 17th,

1996, when a trans-world airlines flight, otherwise known as TWA, left John F. Kennedy Airport in New York

bound for Rome. Talking to people, they were saying they saw something go up and hit the plane.

Twelve minutes after takeoff, the plane exploded, killing all 230 passengers on board.

Christina, you're one of these journalists who was more or less closed down.

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