Victim of Doomed Florida Plane Heard Reciting Lord’s Prayer Before Jet Crashed, Killing All Onboard
By New York Post. Haunting cockpit audio from a doomed Learjet captures the moment the pilot appears to recite the Lord’s Prayer in the seconds before the plane smashed into the ground in Florida on Sunday, killing all on board.
Haunting cockpit audio from the final moments of the doomed Learjet that crashed in Florida appeared to capture a pilot reciting the Lord’s Prayer as it hurtled to the ground.
A male voice appeared to be saying, “Who art in heaven, hallowed be the name,” as co-pilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras, 20, screams that they are about to crash and die.
Gadelha also appears to scream, “Look out the window, Jeff!,” in the chilling audio seconds before the jet crashed in a ball of flames. (Read more from “Victim of Doomed Florida Plane Heard Reciting Lord’s Prayer Before Jet Crashed, Killing All Onboard” HERE)
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NTSB reveals chilling details of Florida Learjet crash as agency probes co-pilot’s role in incident
By New York Post. Federal investigators said Monday they are probing the role 20-year-old co-pilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras had in the crash of a Learjet that killed nine people in a horrifying crash.
The doomed $2 million private plane was flying through temperatures of -50 degrees Celsius and started to pick up ice and hit heavy turbulence, authorities said.
The plane began to break up before impact, scattering debris over a half-mile radius.
The crash site crater is also partially filled with water, hampering investigations into what exactly caused the Bombardier Learjet 60 to crash near a trailer park near Palm Beach, Florida, the National Transportation Safety Board told press on Monday.
The plane had requested to climbed to around 37,000 feet to avoid foul weather when its crew reported icing and turbulence before it suddenly plunged toward the ground. (Read more from “NTSB reveals chilling details of Florida Learjet crash as agency probes co-pilot’s role in incident” HERE)
