Rest In Truth Kristina Borjesson

Dec 31, 2023

We lost an incredible journalist, whose name I wouldn’t even know if it wasn’t for Celia Farber. Celia’s beautiful piece of writing is a tribute to truth, friendship and journalism. It’s a powerful, meaningful read.

The Truth Barrier

American Journalism Has Lost A Giant: Rest In Peace Kristina Borjesson, Who Broke The Truth About TWA 800, And Was Exiled From CBS And The Profession Because Of it

“As a journalist you have to always remember that you are a public servant. If you back down, if you don’t try to find the truth, then you aren’t doing your job. It’s a huge responsibility.” —Kristina Borjesson “On the afternoon of July 17, 1996, broadcast journalist Kristina Borjesson left work early after wrapping up a documentary on Fidel Castro for C…

2 years ago · 281 likes · 101 comments · Celia Farber

Perhaps we can all honor Kristina by continuing her relentless pursuit of truth and supporting the people around us who tell it.

Sending love to you, Celia. And to Frederic, Isabelle and Christopher.

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Jan 1, 2024Edited

NO one was taking on the particulars of this event. And, NO one had the nerve to point them out. At times, Kristina sang solo, acapella and did not remain silent. Bravo, Kristina. Your voice is heard and lives on.

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I never bought into the official narrative about TWA 800. Rest in Peace, Kristina.

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