Desperate Escape | Boeing 767 Crash Lands into the Ocean | Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Find out why the Captain of Flight 961 was forced to ditch a Boeing 767-200 into the Indian Ocean.
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This video has been recorded and edited in 4K resolution and 60FPS.
Here's the first video ever featuring a Boeing 767. I worked tremendously hard on this one, and I hope you appreciate it.
"In memory of those who died" ❤
Excellent!
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed this video
Rest In Peace to those who died
Pancake Man2 Minecraft this is a different crash
Pancake Man2 Minecraft I think
Nice
Let take a moment to appreciate the pilot who controlled 3 hijacks👏👏👏
Three hijackings? I'd have said, "That's it, fellows, I'm retiring!"
@@SassyyjuicyMaria He must be fearless and love his job because after the 1st incident that would've been it for me
He already retired 3 years ago. He is very deep spiritual man.
@@blessedforever1424 some times you have to do what you need to do to eat.
The pilot didn't control them. They still managed to kill many passengers. They still managed to inflict terror.
Man, I've never really seen the importance of only inflating your life-jacket when you exit the aircraft until I watched this video. Everyone who has and is going onto a plane needs to watch this!
Thats why in every safety video they show before a flight this is mentioned, never inflate the jacket in the airplane.
Wow. I flew over some water going from Illinois to Florida and don't remember anything being said about even the seat belts.
It really needs to be stressed how and when to properly inflate the life jacket. In eight flights I don't recall it being pointed out.
What they should do in the safety videos I’d say “never inflate your life jacket inside the plane or you may be pinned to the roof, be unable to escape and drown”
After thinking about it, is there a way to deflate your life-jacket if ever needed? Like in this situation...
He (Leul) is my simulator Instructor now. And I flew with him for the last 3 years before his retirement. And The then first Officer, now captain yonas still flying with us. Thank you Capt. Leul and the rest of the crew for your bravery.
HERE HERE! One of the greatest stories in the history of aviation. I remember seeing this on TV.
danni boy - it is a honour to have flown with Captain Leul - good on ya mate ...he is a true hero
@@kennethlee4894 "Hear, Hear!"
danni boy How is Ethiopian doing now? My husband is a captain, searching to relocate. I would be super keen going to Ethiopia (kind of pushing him to proceed with that idea). Would appreciate your answer 😊
@@vincesbardella3838 🤣
Co pilot: there are 3 hijackers on the plane!
Captain: First time?
Hahaha
ROFLOL !
Wow he survived hijacks GOD was protecting him!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Co pilot: Nah, I've been hijacked many times!
Skrt skrt lol that’s hilarious
Let’s take a moment and imagine the stupidity of the hijackers. Unbelievable.
Intelligent criminals and scumbags are indeed rare.
Indeed. “Excuse me...we’re running out of fuel here” No you’re not.....?
Yeah, they refused to refuel the plane and just wanted to land in Australia, like how will the plane manage to fly that far if they won't let the plane carry additional fuel for the flight? They're so stupid
Hans Eriksson but it’s fine because the inflight magazine told them so...
Unfortunately, I have to deal with the same people like the three hijackers every day, respect Captain Leul and his first officer from their home land in Ethiopia.
The captain survives and the three idiots who caused everything didn’t. Justice.
Rare justice. Usually the captain would die and at least some of the terrorists would not only survive, but escape uncaptured
not really since so many passengers died
There was no justice. The terrorists still managed to kill many passengers. The terrorists still managed to inflict terror.
Those three hijackers cannot live with what they did. They died in this incident.
@A Frustrated Gamer stfu
Hijackers: "We're going to Australia!"
Boeing 767: "Facts don't care about your feelings."
I was under the impression Australia now turn asylum seekers away but will provide them a life jacket so they can swim back.
@@cbcluckyii4042 😂😂😂
11:42 "The three hijackers did not survive" The best part of whole video. That's why I strongly advocate for deploying sky Marshall in all flights.
@A Frustrated Gamer if 1 person so much gets hurt let alone dies, thats a big deal to me. Idk how their money is worth more than innocent lives.
@A Frustrated Gamer It’s not the airlines that pay for it, it’s DHS. A FAM (Federal Air Marshall) can’t be on every flight, but you’d probably be surprised how many flights they are on.
The Captain is a remarkable pilot. 3 hijackings and still managed to save the majority of passesngers each time. Glad to know he was not killed in this incident.
Well not this time, most people died in this crash with only 50 survivors.
@@Magelind alright alright this happened in the 90's way before sully ditched his plane in the water. They had run dry on both engines, got hijacked and had to ditch the plane. You should still call him a hero for being able to save 50 passengers lives.
Absolutely awesome work, man. Captain is hero, he saved 50 lives although he was fighting alone with those idiots.
Why didn't anyone try to help the Captain overpower those thugs? Seems he was left alone to fly the plane, reason and then fight with them - where was the first officer after they ejected him? Couldn't he have organised a group of brave men to storm the flight deck and take the three down? They had nothing to lose and at an early enough stage may have prevented the crash!
mohamed amin was the only person the do something about it he went up to the hijacker watching the cabin and tried to make him move so that he could get the hijackers in the cockpit ou. he had asked for help from the other passengers but they all ignored him. keep in mind mohamed amin only had one arm. but he was still trying to push the hijacker out of the way when the plane crashed which resulted in his death. he didn’t have a life jacket on, was standing up and was standing right where the plane split.
Capt. Leul deserves a gold medal because of his bravery.
He should leave his job to respect unfortunately victims
BOTTIN François But was it his fault? He shouldn’t leave his job because if it wasn’t for him, many more people would’ve died.
I wouldn’t really call it bravery, he followed what the hijackers wanted and only really got to crash the plane his way.
You are right.😃
May these people Rest In Peace
It is sad the people inflated their life vests inside the aircraft. Most likely they were so dreadfully frightened they were not thinking rationally. The Captain did the best he could. Is it wrong to say I am glad the hijackers didn't survive?
I'm most gladly satisfied they did die rather than killing themselves along with innocent souls on board.
The hijackers deserved everything they got - it's an outrage they took so many innocent people with them. Have to wonder why the first officer couldn't have organised a group of men to storm the flight deck and overpower the three thugs - it was very unfair the poor Captain was left alone to fly the plane, reason and fight with them!
@@glamdolly30 because they "had a bomb" which was just a lie by them, they only had a bottle of liquor
Yes it is wrong. They deserved to rot in prison till they died.
“Professionalism in Flight Safety Award” is a massive understatement.
I'm guessing the highjacker IQ's didn't reach triple digits combined
GoProJoe it might have been 000
@@dungbach5932 or less
U dont have to guess its proven logic
Captain: “not dis shiet again...”
Factsssssssssssssss
The 3 stooges then threw out the co-pilot and one took his seat apparently thinking "I got dees." An INSTANT aviation instrument panel expert he believed the fuel indicator was lying. He then does his own independent research with the panel, "I wonder what dees buttons do? Let's see. Oooooh! And what about dees one?" In the movie "Captain Phillips" the ship hijacker announces "I'm the Captain now?" I guess this terrorist had that moment. Phillips was played by Tom Hanks who also played pilot Sullenberger in another movie. Unfinished with his three year old toy playing mind he starts pushing pedals---just to see what will happen! It is indeed a miracle ANYBODY survived this flight.
Too bad they didn't have a special "in case a hijacker sits in this seat" ejector button," for him to play with! Or maybe the captain has a cockpit trap door and lets them all free fall! Nice. But alas, these planes are pressurized and dropping these guys off creates its own set of problems, aw shucks, but it's fun thinking about it anyway!
Years ago they showed on a TV special the captain leaving the hospital (walking) with a few bandages. Under the circumstances, fighting terrorists and surviving the crash at sea he came out pretty well all things considered. I wonder what he's doing today, must be in his 60s.
You mean "aw shit, here we go again"
let's all pray those bastards' souls rot in hell ever so slowly and that misery guides them every inch of the way.
Amodu ibrahim
*Let's just get this man to 1 MILLION now.❤*
Agreed!!!
How I already subscribe
I can’t believe how idiotic the hijackers are.
I can. Criminals are rarely smart
Are ? You mean 'Were' , past tense ..
I can't see that the captain is anything other than a hero: to hold his nerve despite having endured a similar experience twice previously, to land a plane without any power, in the process saving some passengers' lives - and then to return to flying. He certainly deserves his award!
The captain is a hero for saving the passengers lives. I’m curious why he banked left 10 degrees just before hitting the water. Did he purposefully do that to make sure he kills the hijackers?
@@raklibra No, in the video it states he wanted to land adjacent or something. He would never risk passengers lives, including his just for three hijackers
As a stewardess I can never stress enough how important it is to listen to the safety procedure given by the air hostess or played by the cabin crew. Of course, this was an extreme situation and in the panic people did what they did, but perhaps the ones who sadly drowned didn't pay enough attention when safety procedures were displayed. A small thinking of "I already know this" or "I don't care" can cost your life. So please, always listen, check, ask the stewardess about safety procedures, they're there for a reason and it may save your life, don't take them for granted.
Incredible courage to work in an air plane, I havent' flew in 10 years, too scared, cant' believe people on air for their jobs.
Thank you Isabella.
Thing is not everyone will follow these safety instructions. Its the human mind of fight or flight and panic. this panic can cause errors or miscalculations. Not to mention not everyone can depend on themselves for help say elderly? Little kids? Mentality disabled ? You can give these instructions time and time again. But it doesn't truly matter till your life is at risk and how you personally think and respond to the situation at hand.
@@kittybug329 You're ALWAYS at risk when you fly, even though it's one of the safest ways to travel. Cabin crews are trained to work with children and elderly people in case of an emergency and other situations. The moment you're boarding, all the crew sits the passangers according to safety procedures, no matter if they bought a specific seat they will be moved if it doesn't follow standars.
Instructions are clear, easy, and it takes two minutes of your life to read them. I agree with you that not everyone will listen to them, but it doesn't justify the behavior either. It's incredibly cringy and pathetic to see adults not being able to follow simple instructions, because it's mostly them that break safety rules even when you tell them. It's awful to see that they DON'T want to understand they cannot stand up when we're taking off and when we're landing; that you DON'T have to stand up during turbulence, that you HAVE to wear your seatbelt all the time and not only in the critical parts of the flight.
@@Nitokriis I see this exact same thing each time I fly especially during take off and landing or even turbulence while instructed to stay seated folks never listen .
*"in memory of the 125 people who perished"*
Correction: of the 125 people who died in the crash, 3 of them were the POS terrorists who caused it. Your closing caption should read: "In memory of the 122 victims who perished".
Bobby Lawsen lives are lives
@@6z0 some of them dont matter though. For example: those 3 pieces of shit. Erased from humanity and history and not counted among the living nor the dead. Never existed. Miserable scumbags, that's what they were, and thus they did not live nor die. Simply non-existent. Objects. Tools. To dispose of. That's it and you better deal with it
John Doe well, they’re dead.
I would assume that any intentional issuance of respect (which I don’t think this was- just statistics) isn’t intended so much for them as it is the innocent people left behind who loved them. Most of the families of people who do inexplicable things are innocent and dragged into these situations unwillingly, too. They’re already going to live with a social stigma you or I couldn’t even imagine, on top of the trauma of losing their son/brother/father/friend/whatever. Then comes a lifetime of guilt and trying to reconcile the person they loved with their horrific crime and death... maybe we can just let that number go.
3:34 they were actually 11 so in memory of those 114 people who passed away
I͓̽k͓̽c͓̽ S͓̽m͓̽x͓̽k͓̽e͓̽z͓̽ uh there wasn’t 11, they were lying
I don't say this very often but this story brought two tears to my eyes. I read much more about the pilot and the flight after watching your video. I appreciate you creating this. Thanks.
Scary to see pre 9/11 passengers could simply storm into the cockpit so easily without any safety measures
Adnan Siddiqi ikr
9/11 Change that
Bruno Pereira Iker Casillas ik
Ya. Before 9/11 There were no such security steps
by the way, your safety cockpit doors were used in the fatal crash of another accident, the copilot locked himself and crashed the plane. The captain could not enter
Kudos to TFC for this salute to the brave air crew. The clueless hijackers were not the sharpest knives in the drawer and earned their watery resting place. It is very sad that they took so many innocent people with them.
I am sure when captain leul saw the hijackers this time, he might have thought.. Oh.. Man.. Not this again..
Had there are no hijackers, this flight will mostly uneventful
I love the new camera panning you added and the new view on the passenger seats, it looks awesome and more realistic and gives a new insight of what's going on in the plane in and out of the cockpit! Makes you feel like you're in the flight. It gave me the chills! Your videos get better every upload! Thank you TFC!
I’m glad you appreciate the new footage! 😊😊
Imagine how much greater these videos will be when Microsoft Flight Sim 2020 comes out...
WOW
Can't wait
Needs a better PC
It'll look incredible graphically but not realistic time wise, especially if they're recreating accidents that happened in the 80s and 90s in a famous city, when some some landmarks now didn't even exist back then.
Lol i'm all set with 2020 i refuse to rebuy all my payware :p
"The 3 hijackers did not survive" no wonder: couldn’t swim, not even read digits or scale the size of Earth.
The final left bank that crashed the plane was caused by the donkey riding IQ 30 pirate pushing the controls again. You can see the rudder moving left-right very fast in the final moments in the original video, he thought pumping would help the plane to fly on
That dumb pile prob thought he could propel the plane fwd doing that.
There’s an “original video” of this??
Yes just look up the crash. It crashed near a resort as the pilot wanted people to see the crash so the passengers would be helped and someone filmed it.
Ben P proof? Keep being a bigot
Ben P lmao. How? And why don’t the vast majority of us Europeans agree with that sentiment?
Captain Leul is a true hero. Trying to ditch as close to land as possible so as to try and save as many lives as possible while being faced with 3 hijackers. A true hero.
I couldnt stop yelling about how dim these hijackers were
dimwits they were indeed!
The quality of your videos is off the charts! They're like short movies now
I appreciate that! I’m working really hard to make them look better.
TheFlightChannel do you plan on getting Xplane too for some videos? Or just sticking with P3D
Yeah, unnecessarily drawn out and text-plagiarized too lol.
@@theflightchannel
These are amazing. Love how there's no voice audio.
This made me so sad, but I’m glad there were some survivors. I vaguely recall his story. I’m so glad TFC saw fit to reenact it.
Oh man I remember that, it was played over and over on TV, NBC, ABC, CBS, and PBS covered it constantly for at least 6 months, and that video was shown for years.....even after 9/11...
Great job on the recreation of it!
The captain deserves the ultimate award. I think his landing attempt worked well, I love this video dude. Keep up the legendary quality
When the notification bell rang, I immediately come to watch your epic video. Keep it up dude! I hope you still remember me and please do a JAL 123 video please! Thank you so much for making videos for us :)
In memory of those who passed in plane crashes, and I wish the ones who survived a happy and long life. 😇
Such a sad ending, and a very brave Captain. I remember seeing the video of the actual crash, it looked shocking, amazed anyone survived.
Video presentation was excellent as always, thanks.
Leul and Sullenberger should shake hands, sometime soon.
Sully did incredible work landing what was effectively a glider full of people on the Hudson but he has nothing on Captain Leul, jmo tho.
@@joannaedssay5988 ikr
Leul had to fight three idiots and control a much much bigger plane over scary ocean waters.
Calling the hijackers 'the three stooges' would actually be a complement to their intelligence. I have never seen or heard such stupidity coming from not one but three separate people.
I feel so bad for Leul these three hijackings probably haunt him.I give him major Applause and respect returning to his career as a pilot after these scenarios. He might not have saved everyone but he saved 50 people ❤ and that's more then anyone could ask for in this horrible tragic situation.
11:48 And that’s why you inflate your life preserver *OUTSIDE* of the plane ✈️
That’s also why you have to listen to safety procedures at the start of the flight ✈️
I hope we’ve all learnt a lesson here
This, the hudson landing and Sioux city are perhaps some of the finest moments of heroism in aviation
You’re missing some. The Gimli Glider is one. As well as Air Transat. Flight 236 are two in which no one died.
I don’t know how this channel does not have millions of subscribers, your work and storytelling is very touching. I personally have a tremendous fear of flying and I started watching your videos while preparing for my first 5 , 6 hour flight and I couldn’t stop watching
Saw your video for the very first time. Loved it absolutely.
Subscribed❤❤
God I just found out about this channel 2 hours ago and I am absolutely 1000% hooked. I think ive watched 6 of the videos in that 2 hours. I have a feeling It will be a sleepless night. Absolutely amazing work you put into editing and information with each flight. Brovo to you. It's binge watch time
Great effort by the pilot, may the 125 people rest in peace
I really appreciate all the effort and time you put on this video. Amazing video as always! Can't wait for next one.
I was literally thinking about this Disaster in more detail when I watched it on Smithsonian. But your notification popped up! Hat's off to the Crew as well.
Thank you! Amazing & Detailed Recreation
Incredible skill and bravery on behalf of the Captain, for this could have resulted in a total loss of life. Godspeed to the flight crew as well as the surviving passengers. Much love and prayers go out to all whom perished and their families left behind~~~❤
Dam the people on the planes should have fought the hijackers!!
The hijackers were holding a a bomb-like object threatening to detonate it if anyone interfered
@@natashaphoenix22 but they know they are going to crash
*Hijackers kicks down cockpit door*
Captain: “Ahhhh sheet, here we go again”
Did anybody else get covered in goose bumps at 10.50?
There is real life footage of this ditching, recorded by a holidaymaker on the island. Captain Leul ditched that close to shore to try and save as many lives as possible.
@@joannaedssay5988 Yup!
Amazing that the Captain was able to save anyone, with these lunatics ordering him what to do. Very cool that the Captain and FO survived, sad that people lost their lives over this.
That music at the end really got me choked up
Kudos to the Captain and his Crew and to the people on the beach who helped with rescue (of course after getting over their shock of seeing a jumbo plane land in the water).
SO well done. You served them all honorably. Thx for creating & posting!
Two of the survivors, Lizzie Anders and Katie Hayes, wrote an interesting book about the experience called "Hijack: Our Story of Survival." I read it a few years ago... incredible to get the perspective of a crash like this from inside the cabin.
"Not again, here hold my beer while i deal with them"
A hijacking veteran, fought 3 guys at once, glided a heavy plane and saved 49 people with a crash landing, this pilot is a badass!
Both pilots went flying again. This reminds me that being a pilot is all about passion.
Leul: *gets hijacked*
Leul: *gets hijacked again*
Leul: *gets hijacked a third time*
Also Leul: Aw, sh*t, here we go again
Great work as usual. 👍
TFC, I gotta say man, your hard work is showing. The visuals are stunning, it gives the full experience. Well done
Awesome intro! Thank you so very much! A masterful re-telling of a very tragic but heroic account. Thank you for the respectful memorial.
I like how realistic the animation in this video is. I also like the generous amount of time you give for each paragraph of writing.
The sounding is among the best I've ever heard on an Air Crash video.
Very sad and what a brave man! I can't imagine how terrifying this must have been.
Wow what a hero of a captain. Someone above recognised his good heart and brave soul and spared his life.
send ass.
he is truly a hero.... and one that can fly!
I’ve seen this crash portrayed many times, yet your depiction has to take the cake! great job
Wow-I can't believe that Captain and co-pilot got back in a plane again-they are just amazing! What an amazing and tragic story and hopefully it is not possible for people to storm cockpits anymore.
So happy you brought back your older style!
Confession: I cheated on you, by watching one of the other “Flight Channels”!!
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while I appreciate his heroism, did it not occur to him to lock the cabin door after being previously hijacked?
teddy pendergrass Did the door have a lock?
Surprisingly, locking cabin doors didn't even become a thing until after 9/11. Which is weird because flight crews had locks on the cabin doors, but it wasn't uncommon for say a child to want to go in the cockpit and look at all the controls. People just had bigger hearts back in the day but unfortunately the world changed for the worst and the airline industry had to accommodate that
Cockpit doors were not locked in case of an emergency where one or both pilots could be incapacitated.
@@mrslcom 9/11 added locks and significantly reinforced cockpit doors after 9/11. This reared its ugly head later though when a Germanwings plane crashed into the side of a mountain because the First Officer intentionally crashed it. Now there has to be two people in the cockpit at all times. So you can see how good intentions can generally lead to a disaster.
Kaimine08. Yes that’s right. There’s no perfect solution. Fortunately or unfortunately, hijacking occurs much more frequently than mentally unstable pilots.
Somehow your productions just keep getting better and better, and even more and more compelling. Hats off to you for your mastery, and thank you.
Nice job, therefore you're still follow being my favorite youtuber. You know something? I have learnt a lot of things thanks to you. Have a nice weekend and thank you again ✌✈👨🏻✈️
Wow...!!
You are the ONLY one I admire most in making the plane accidents EVER...!!
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly...
OMG THE FLIGHT CHANNEL BROUGHT THE MUSIC BACC!
I really love your channel. The videos are very high quality and help one to clearly understand the probable causes for each incident discussed. I for one, appreciate the work you put into each presentation.
All the hijacked that the pilot experienced the planes name all ended by 260
B727-260
B737-260
B767-260ER
Omg how did I not notice
Amazing story ! Many survived, I am surprised that many are still alive . And the pilots continued to fly afterwards .
I can't imagine how the captain must feel after all three hijackings and all the lives caused by stupidity and madness
both how both pilots kept on trying till the very last second..RIP 125 innocent souls..and as usual, thank you TheFlightChannel for another amazing video
Loved the production of this video. It’s like a movie. ❤️ 🎥
Thanks, I appreciate!
I'm surprised how the captain landed the aircraft on water in such conditions! It's amazing. Great video yet again.
This a fantastic video!
Hats off to a stud of a pilot.
I’ve been binging your channel for over a week now. You do an amazing job and I can’t imagine how much work goes into producing these videos. Amazing!! ✈️
I read a American Ambassador was on this flight, he was one of the 50 that made it
Not sure how I happened on theFlightChannel but glad I did. Quality work. Beautifully done and entire story told.
Also Franklin huddle the us ambassador to Mumbai was on this flight as well as many other notable passengers including a CIA officer
Edit: thx for 5 likes I got this info from an air crash investigation
That pilot 👨✈️ is a brave professional man, god bless him
Amazing bravery by pilot.
First Officer Mekuria, (Now Captain on the 777) could speak French proficiently which allowed him to co-ordinate rescuers to the crash site. Without this, more would have died for sure. He still flies for Ethiopian today.
all the passsenger should work together and beat the hijacker.instead they did nothing and cost their life.
@Hyerin Jun
Indeed, when the pilot indicated that the passengers should try and neturalize the hijackers you knew that they couldn't be reasoned with and you had a good chance of losing your life in a crash. I would have gotten that from what the Capt said and while I'm far from the bravest man in the world I would had done whatever I could have to stop at least some of them.
There were enough passengers to overcome the three stooges - I am stunned that they did not even try.
There exists something called the bystander effect. The more witnesses there are, the less responsibility each of them feels.
You do an excellent job in all the recreations, and I have seen many, but this one in particular is my favorite. Keep up the good work!
After the hi-jackers drowned, they burned in hell
yep.
I, as a unbeliever, wish a hell existed for such persons.
@@FD1CE, it does. People have seen it. Scientists recorded like millions of people screaming, coming up through a hole dug deep in the earth. You can Google it.
@@patriciamariemitchel People have seen what? C'mon!
I don't think they drowned...but, G forces, now were talking.
I commend the pilot and copilot. For their heroism. I don't think I could fly a plane after that. And knowing the captain had this happen two other times. What a great guy.
What a terable situation is that? Those hijackers are blind mind individuals. How ever, The Ethiopian Air Line remains the best airline in the world.
Wow, that was some shot at ocean level, I was in awe at that point even though the plane was at its impending doom. Great video work!
Considering the previous, Hijacks, that pilot shout have been allowed a MP-5.
Absolutely fantastic video - many thanks - your work is of the highest standard. That pilot is an awesome human being.
Brilliant re creation!
Video of the actual ditching is available and it is indeed a horrifying sight to behold. This video was well done and was so realistic that just before ditching, I found my heart rate was up and I was nearly holding my breath! The Captain was indeed a brave man and kept his cool in yet a third dire situation!
The lesson we can all learn and remember from this is never, ever inflate your inflatable device until AFTER you’ve cleared the cabin (or what’s left of it). Inflating when clear not only will keep you afloat on the surface, it will get you there much faster!
Try to look for aircrash investigation