Arizona plane crash

[Anonymous]

NP: It was a story about the memorial. 700 people showed up. The mother asked for people to bring wrapped toys in lieu of flowers. They collected 1200 toys for needy kids. Nannies, teachers, and babysitters spoke about the kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP: It was a story about the memorial. 700 people showed up. The mother asked for people to bring wrapped toys in lieu of flowers. They collected 1200 toys for needy kids. Nannies, teachers, and babysitters spoke about the kids.

But did the dad kill the kids on purpose?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't think I could let my kids get on a private plane without me.

Why would being there help? They would be just as dead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
But did the dad kill the kids on purpose?

He wasn't the one flying the plane. How do you think he could have caused the crash?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NP: It was a story about the memorial. 700 people showed up. The mother asked for people to bring wrapped toys in lieu of flowers. They collected 1200 toys for needy kids. Nannies, teachers, and babysitters spoke about the kids.

But did the dad kill the kids on purpose?

WTF??? He wasn't even flying the plane. What kind of question is that anyway?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NP: It was a story about the memorial. 700 people showed up. The mother asked for people to bring wrapped toys in lieu of flowers. They collected 1200 toys for needy kids. Nannies, teachers, and babysitters spoke about the kids.

But did the dad kill the kids on purpose?

No, that section of the Superstition Mountains is bad.

[Anonymous]

To the poster who said they wouldn't let their kids go on a private plane without you...I had a pilot friend tll me something once. It was along the lines of 'the pilot is doing everything he can to not only keep you alive but himself as well.' Made me much less scared of travel by small plane.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NP: It was a story about the memorial. 700 people showed up. The mother asked for people to bring wrapped toys in lieu of flowers. They collected 1200 toys for needy kids. Nannies, teachers, and babysitters spoke about the kids.

But did the dad kill the kids on purpose?

You seem simple.
The dad was not flying the plane. He was sitting with the kids.
The airspace for that area is such that you barely go over the top of the mountains before you are entering federal commercial airspace. You have to either ask permission to fly higher and enter federal airspace, go around the mountain, or fly over the top of the mountain in the allowed airspace. It appears the pilot attempted the last option, but it was nighttime, and he was flying without the aid of air traffic control. Likely, he did not see the mountain in time or did not realize how tall it was, or underestimated his plane's ability to gain the altitude necessary to clear the mountain. It was an accident; the dad had nothing to do with it. You could try READING the news reports once in awhile, you know.