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The accident record: negative, with its limit and its refused confusables

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TESTED · NTSB record for this ground: none returned

No accident-board record for Lakeville, Indiana or Union Township was returned by any carrier searched. The limit is stated as plainly as the result: a direct query of the board's CAROL database for Lakeville was not executed — the tools reached returned search summaries only — so the negative stands at search and database-summary strength, not at direct-query strength (gap G-AIR-2; the sister build carries the same posture for its own ground). What the searches did return prints as refused, with its true locations, so it is never imported: Lake Village, Indiana (Newton County — a different place) carries accident records of its own (among them CHI04CA102, 4 April 2004, and CHI97LA202, 5 July 1997, in the board-derived carriers, and two 1986 rows in the crash-map compilation) — no Lakeville, Indiana row surfaced in the compilation's list; Lakeville, Minnesota returns its own records (Airlake Airport; e.g. CEN09LA238) — a different state; and the county sequence's one verified township accident, CHI88LA115, 22 May 1988, is Liberty Township's, banked by the sister build — pointer only, not this ground's. The township's air-safety record therefore closes where the evidence closes: one press-strength precautionary landing in 2012, no accident of record, and a named database query still owed.

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Source: The accident record: negative, with its limit and its refused confusables, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/airports/accident-record-negative-with-its-limit-and-its-refused/