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"I heard something whistling, something flying, and I went outside," Tatyana, 52, recalls.

A marine who lives near the crash site told Fox News he heard a "strange whistling wheezing noise" followed by a "boom and a shake in the house".

A former child prodigy on the mandolin, Hull opened the evening flexing her Berklee-trained chops in a series of lickety-split bluegrass numbers that got early arrivers whistling with approval.

It is often whistling in the wind to ask fans who feel betrayed, as some Liverpool supporters will, to remember the good times.

“They were catcalling and whistling, and the crew all started doing versions of the dance. It sparked a lot of joy.”