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Vittorio Missoni

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    Missoni Plane Found After Almost 6 MonthsThey haven’t looked inside it yet.
    By Charlotte Cowles
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    Missoni Plane Wreckage Possibly Found on Curaçao BeachAuthorities are investigating.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Vittorio Missoni’s Backpack Found on Caribbean IslandIt washed ashore on Bonaire, between Los Roques and Curaçao.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Report: Bag Stowed on Missoni Plane Found in CuraçaoPlus, the kids release a new statement.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Missoni Pilot Was Licensed to FlyAnd more cell phone weirdness.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Missoni Pilot’s License Was ExpiredAnd the airline did “not yet have [a] regular air operator’s certificate.”
    By Hilary Moss
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    Missoni Menswear Walks in MilanDonatella Versace told reporters: “No one better than me can understand the pain and anguish that they are experiencing.”
    By Hilary Moss
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    Missoni Plane May Have Been Located“It’s an area where the water depths reach 2,000 meters.”
    By Hilary Moss
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    Body Found Off Coast of Venezuela Unrelated to Missoni DisappearanceAnd updates from Italy.
    By Hilary Moss
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    GMA Has Last Look at Vittorio Missoni, PlaneThe fashion house still plans to hold its menswear show on Sunday.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Vittorio Missoni’s Son: ‘My Father Will Come Back’Plus, a Bermuda Triangle comparison.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Venezuela: Missoni Wasn’t KidnappedThe search continues.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Pilot Says He Watched Missoni Plane Vanish [Updated]Plus, kidnapping theories.
    By Hilary Moss
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    Angela Missoni: ‘Our Hope Is That’ Vittorio ‘Is Still Alive’Still no trace of the plane or the passengers.
    By Hilary Moss
  15. Plane Carrying Vittorio Missoni Has Gone MissingFive other people were also on board.
    By Caroline Bankoff