The mother of Greg Biffle broke down in tears while speaking with investigators, recounting a haunting dream she believes foreshadowed her son’s death alongside his wife and children—an account that officials say contains an unsettling detail mirroring findings inside the aircraft’s cockpit.
According to law enforcement sources briefed on the interview, the conversation took place during a follow-up session earlier today. The mother told investigators that days before the crash, she dreamed her son was calling out in distress, amid what she described as chaotic sounds suggesting a sudden disruption in the cockpit.
A Chilling Coincidence
While investigators stress that dreams are not evidence, officials acknowledged that one specific element of her description aligned with an anomaly already flagged in cockpit data—a detail that had not previously been considered central to the case.
That coincidence prompted authorities to broaden the scope of the search and reexamine key evidence, including:
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Final cockpit audio and control inputs
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Physical indications of sudden disturbance inside the flight deck
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Additional debris fields beyond the initial search perimeter
“We don’t treat personal accounts as proof,” an investigative source said. “But when a description independently aligns with technical irregularities, it warrants a closer look.”
Investigation Enters a Deeper Phase
The expansion marks a shift toward a more comprehensive review of the aircraft’s final moments. Officials emphasized there is no conclusion at this stage and cautioned against speculation, noting that the reassessment is part of standard procedure when new, potentially corroborating information surfaces.
Family representatives said they are cooperating fully and asked for privacy. Authorities declined to elaborate on the cockpit detail in question, citing the integrity of the ongoing investigation.
Experts note that in complex aviation cases, previously overlooked minutiae can sometimes alter investigative priorities.
Police said updates will be provided as additional analyses are completed and supplemental search efforts conclude.
