When the remains of the Star Dust Lancastrian airliner were discovered on the Andean peak of Tupungato in January 2000 it immediately became headline news. After all how often does a plane turn up 53 years after it disappeared? The discovery, like all discoveries, turned into something of a media scrum, with the Star Dust rapidly becoming a cause célèbre for curious mountaineers. But what about the hapless victims of the crash - all 11 of them. Six passengers and five crew members - their bones unceremoniously scattered about the mountainside. What were their lives like before they were cut so jarringly short?
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