What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(From -23) crew noticed a higher than normal fuel consumption on no. 1 tank. They were monitoring and consumption began to increase. Elected to divert to stl. Local mechanics from twa evaluated the no. 1 engine and found that with the boost pumps on, there was an excessive fuel leak at the no. 1 engine fuel control unit. Someone (unable to determine who) reported seeing a fire so the captain elected to evacuate. The airplane was evacuated through the R-1 and L-1 emergency exit positions. One passenger sustained minor injuries (scraped elebow, treated at the scene). Investigation revealed no evidence of fire. Interview with the fire chief determined that none of the firemen had seen any fire.
As the FAA filed it
(FROM -23) CREW NOTICED A HIGHER THAN NORMAL FUEL CONSUMPTION ON NO. 1 TANK. THEY WERE MONITORING AND CONSUMPTION BEGAN TO INCREASE. ELECTED TO DIVERT TO STL. LOCAL MECHANICS FROM TWA EVALUATED THE NO. 1 ENGINE AND FOUND THAT WITH THE BOOST PUMPS ON, THERE WAS AN EXCESSIVE FUEL LEAK AT THE NO. 1 ENGINE FUEL CONTROL UNIT. SOMEONE (UNABLE TO DETERMINE WHO) REPORTED SEEING A FIRE SO THE CAPTAIN ELECTED TO EVACUATE. THE AIRPLANE WAS EVACUATED THROUGH THE R-1 AND L-1 EMERGENCY EXIT POSITIONS. ONE PASSENGER SUSTAINED MINOR INJURIES (SCRAPED ELEBOW, TREATED AT THE SCENE). INVESTIGATION REVEALED NO EVIDENCE OF FIRE. INTERVIEW WITH THE FIRE CHIEF DETERMINED THAT NONE OF THE FIREMEN HAD SEEN ANY FIRE.