The Ghost Bomber of the Monongahela blends conspiracy, truth

One of Pittsburgh's best-known urban legends is mostly a true story. But the classified nature of the ghost bomber rouses speculation about potential government secrets — which is where the legend starts to spin into a web of conspiracy theories.

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