Griesemann Dies - Griesemann's company monitors the maintenance on the Nord Stream

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Karl-Peter Griesemann's construction company monitors the maintenance on the Nord Stream I and II pipelines...

Was Griesemann going to blow the whistle on the planned sabotage?
This is a very legitimate question.

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According to data tracking website FlightRadar24, the plane took off from the Spanish city of Jerez de la Frontera at 2:56 p.m. Sunday (sept. 4). The plane flew over Swedish airspace in the Baltic Sea before crashing into the sea off Ventspils just before 8:00 p.m.

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Mysterious route of German businessman's aircraft baffles authorities after it crashes into Baltic Sea

Riga, Latvia Updated: Sep 05, 2022, 04:43 PM(IST)

The mysterious route of German businessman Karl-Peter Griesemann's private aircraft, that crashed into the Baltic Sea, has baffled authorities.

Griesemann was the pilot of the jet and his co-passengers included his wife, daughter and his daughter's boyfriend.

A spokesperson for Quick Air, which is an air charter company based in Cologne, told the news agency Reuters that the jet was an Austria-registered Cessna 551.

Flight tracking data showed that the jet took off from Spain on Sunday following which it took erratic turns at Paris and Cologne.

An hour after it took off, Spain's air traffic control service ENAIRE lost contact with the aircraft in the airspace above Toledo at 1455 local time (1255 GMT).

According to the FlightRadar24 website, the jet was listed on the flight tracker as rapidly losing speed and altitude.

In order to monitor the jet, two warplanes were sent up and controllers were alerted in France but were unable to spot anybody on board.

Cologne newspaper Express reported that the jet spiralled off the Latvian coast into the water of the Baltic Sea.

Highlighting that no passengers had been found, Latvian search and rescue head Peteris Subbota told Latvian television that a wreck, an oil-like slick, and a concentrated patch of waste had been spotted near the crash site.

As per the MarineTraffic website, a Swedish search and rescue helicopter and airplane along with a Stena Line ferry travelling from Ventspils to Norvik in Sweden were also redirected to the crash site.

Playing a role in the deeply Catholic city's annual carnival celebrations, Griesemann has been a prominent figure in western Germany's largest city Cologne.

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