Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby chump » Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:43 am

lupercal wrote:Speaking of which, has anyone seen the actual plane parts? Oddly enough I haven't..


There are a few on pages 8 & 10 of this thread.
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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby lupercal » Fri Feb 26, 2010 2:51 am

Thanks, strangely tiny vehicle. How could it have done a tenth of all that damage? Possibly if it were loaded with dynamite, but then it would have been blown to smithereens, and apparently it wasn't. Also strange that it doesn't even show up in the wide shots and is only visible in closeups:

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I think it's fair to conclude that the plane did not do the building damage.

p.s: of course, if it were loaded with fertilizer, that's a whole different story.

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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby dbcooper41 » Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:48 am

and don't forget the pilot was supposedly found and identified.
i can't even tell where the cockpit was.
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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby Nordic » Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:23 pm

You know, people with serious financial problems (not that I would know) often fantasize about faking their death. You know, so you can get away from all the debts and the IRS problems and everything else.

This thing doesn't seem like that to me, but ....

What bothered me the most about this whole deal is that this guy with supposedly suicide-incuding financial problems OWNED A PLANE.

If I owned a plane, I'd sell it, and that would pay the rent for quite a while .....
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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby SanDiegoBuffGuy » Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:30 pm

Good point, Nordic. Also, the house was pretty nice.
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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby dbcooper41 » Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:56 pm

his wife apparently also owned another home in austin valued around 160k.
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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby dqueue » Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:55 pm

What bothered me the most about this whole deal is that this guy with supposedly suicide-incuding financial problems OWNED A PLANE.


Bingo. Great point. Some people timeshare a plane. Some lease a plane. Some rent a plane when needed. Own a plane? Hmm. I'm not quite sure. Even if it was a lowly Piper... If I owned a plane, I'm sure I may scoff...
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Re: Breaking: Small Plane Crashes into Austin Building

Postby elfismiles » Fri May 16, 2014 4:55 pm

Weird image-hot-linking coinkydink ... was just browsing this old thread and see that the DrudgeReport image I originally hot-linked to was replaced some time ago by the still of Alex-hothead-Jones fuming at Piers Morgan with the headline FIREBALL. LOL

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