Santee residents find wreckage, parts of plane following deadly crash
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2021
- The National Transportation Safety Board now has most of the wreckage from Monday’s plane crash in Santee and will begin piecing together why a twin-engine Cessna went down. Wednesday morning, streets in the neighborhood reopened to traffic and residents began seeing the damage firsthand.
“At first I thought it was an earthquake,” said Clyde Revilee.
Clyde lives half a block away from where the crash happened, but the impact shook his house. Clyde came outside and saw smoke.
“It was pretty intense," he said. " A lot of heat.”
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At least he’s not finding other kind of parts.
Oh, they did they just won’t show it on tv. None of them are recognizable except for possibly the bottom of his feet. At that speed and the g-forces liquify even bone.
I heard that another neighbor found a foot and part of a jaw in their backyard pool.
There probably were not many parts left to find especially of the pilot.
🤚I found a sneaker on my doorstep 200' from where a motorcyclist got plowed 20 mins before, not connecting the two I picked it up...
yes, his foot was in the shoe 👟 👀
@@VladimirBlarp links
Garage door springs hold a tremendous amount of force. If one end of the spring was broken off it would unload all of the stored energy and fling itself in a random direction. Garage door springs have killed installers when mishandled
Thats why you install a safety cable along with (thru) the spring before you put tension on it..
Would’ve been helpful if reporters at least gave a map overview of this mans house location in relation to the crash. Also, the “glass still everywhere” comment, well yeah, it’s going to be there until he cleans?
Local news is the worst.
I had to laugh the way the report says "glass everywhere" with great emphasis as if that's a complete surprise.
I'm thinking that they don't want him moving things.
It's not a crime scene...
@@northface484 Maybe , we don't know that yet but they like to map out where parts ended up
@@rbspider It's on fucking video...
yes the FAA manual says you are not supposed to disturb the crash site unless it is to rescue people. I wonder why the ntsb did not comb the area for debris.
@@northface484 Not sure what your point is , what if it were suicide? I UPS driver was killed . The old guys is talking about throwing away parts of the plane . Or maybe the plane had been tampered with?
shoulda told NTSB to come get it before you poked at it. Forensic evidence is important .
They knew the engine was at his house since hours after the crash. If it was that important they could tell him not to touch it. Or quickly go get it considering its all over his property.
Well this was "Clive's" 15min of fame, Clive wanted to showcase his vast knowledge in identifying twin engine temperature sensors and knobs related to crashed Aviation gadgetry!!! 👍🛩️
P.S. Clive taped his portion of the News airing so He can show and tell with the Grandkids over ice cold glasses of Kool-Aid and Bomb pops this weekend! 🚴🤸⛹️
@@ericdee6802 did you forget to take your meds today?
They kind of already told everyone not to touch it with a federal law that says:
*Prior to the time the Board or its authorized representative takes custody of aircraft wreckage, mail, or cargo, such wreckage, mail, or cargo may not be disturbed or moved except to the extent necessary:
(1) To remove persons injured or trapped;
(2) To protect the wreckage from further damage; or
(3) To protect the public from injury.*
NTSB does that all the time now. At other accident sites it's common to find a carburetor, other parts weeks after the accident. Years will go by and they'll finally issue a report where they don't know what happened.
So a plane hits a house and they find pieces of a plane, great reporting, i would never have guessed
Plus the UPS truck in the street was struck somehow
Amazing how things fly everywhere when a plane crashes.. the impact.. this reporter is not the brightest apple in the tree..
Most are clueless and don't care about reality, it's ALL about getting our attention, nothing else matters to most reporters.
@@Mrbfgray the whole report is just not professional... He's better off observing and say nothing.
Very few reporters are. How often do we hear them describe a suspects vehicle as a blue sedan or a blue pickup instead of a blue GMC pick up or blue Ford Fusion?
The engine crashed into Clive's Sun room, and still there is Glass...... everywhere!
Well no friggen shit news guy, the airplane crashed only a few hours before you taped this, did you expect "Clive" to sweep it up before you arrived and pickup a six cylinder aircraft engine block so you wouldn't trip over it?.🙄
My condolences to everyone involved in this unfortunate event. 🙏
"No Friggen Shit News Guy"
You are todays winner of the funniest thing I heard today 10/19/2021.
Congratulations Good Sir.
A Well Deserved Victory.
I figured out how all that wreckage ended up in his yard? Send the investigators my way.
I love that phrase, "he finally figured out how it happened," with emphasis on "finally." One wonders how long it took. Basically, this is one of the most amateurish news reports I've ever seen.
That’s not an oil drain plug. All he finds needs to be turned over to investigators
You’re right it could be anything, something that requires safety wire around the bolt head
An oil sump plug, I looked up the part number on the top 😂
Noooo he should sell it on ebay or frame it up on his wall
He keeps looking he's gonna find something human
Ken Clark He said he would to another part so I believe he will give them everything.
Unless investigators already came over there and looked through his house and yard he probably shouldn't be touching and moving things around I know it sounds dumb but thats a part of them figuring out what exactly happened to the pilot and may he and the UPS driver R.I.P
I totally agree with you. After someone ( other than the investigators ) touches those parts, those parts ( evidence ) are considered contaminated.
Wreckage and house debris found from a plane that hit that said house, imagine that. Feel like I was watching CNN
Heh, Heh, Heh, Good One.
Liked CNN !
If it was CNN, it would have been blamed on Trump
Tampering with evidence (unintentionally) why didn't they tell him not to touch it
This isn’t a crime scene and the probable cause of the accident is already obvious to the NTSB, after listening to the ATC audio recording.
@@PrestigeWorldWide777 I doubt the NTSB would ever conduct an investigation without factoring in every possible cause. They don't just look for an obvious cause. They are a very dedicated group of professionals who strive for perfection.
@@tansman1 Of course they factor in every possibility. The point I’m making is that they don’t need to dust engine parts for fingerprints because it’s homicide investigation.
That shows the force of the plane hitting the garage. NTSB would like that stuff
Not to mention the tension or force that garage door spring had on it assuming the garage door was closed ! Time for a sectional garage door on the new house.
I would think rather than picking up pieces of what might be helpful, he'd leave them untouched, take pictures and call the NTSB.
Whether or not they needed them, pieces parts, no matter how small, can hold valuable information.
Unless he was told he could do otherwise, picking up plane parts from a crash scene is illegal.
So the FAA will get the plane parts, but his neighbor won’t get that fishing gear and garage door spring back.
The garage door spring warranty has expired so the neighbors told them to keep it for a momento! 👍
@@ericdee6802 He ALSO gets to keep a "GIANT PIECE OF WOOD!!!", How about that for finders keepers?
Garage door springs have a cataclysmic amount of force. I almost got killed by one on a DIY install gone bad for a friend. The spring sheared out of the roof joist and went flying. It must have been doing 100 mph. It ricocheted off the wall twice then off the floor then punched through the garage door then through his car's windshield and hit the trunk door (SUV) and busted a huge dent in it almost going out the back.
"A plane crashed into my neighbor's house. I have no idea how these airplane parts and pieces of my neighbor's garage got here though."
The garage door was closed, and the spring was tense so when the door was smashed the spring ejected!
You know how it got there? Clive doesn’t know how it got there.
And not a single piece of plane was found at the Pentagon?
Forgive me, but I must be missing something obvious. Why would there be plane parts at the Capitol?
@@karlhungus5554 I think they mean the Pentagon. The 911 crash .
@@rbspider Yeah I did mean Pentagon, thanks for proofing me.
well you know that jet fuel burns SOOO hot it melts aluminum? NOT But let's not get a conspiracy theory started!
@@noneya3504 Yeah I heard, even industrial strength steel. So they say
Last piece is heater or fresh air duct for sure, I’ve seen it in my airplane.
No it's the pressurization ducts under the cabin floor from a Cessna 340A. It hit like a ton of bricks as evident by the engine condition
You would think the NTSB would have gotten to all the neighbors affected and taken photos of items in there resting places before moved.
That's what I thought.
Those garage door springs are under a lot of tension and when they let loose, there's no telling were they will go. They are quite deadly when mishandled under tension.
You sound like the idiot news reporter
@@americanpatriot6240 you sound like someone who has neve dealt with garage door springs, they will take your arm or head off and not even slow down.
You are wrong. I had one break on my 16’ garage door. I was going to replace it myself but hired someone instead. They are very dangerous to replace.
@@americanpatriot6240 then why are you saying I sound like an idiot when All I said was that those springs are under a lot of tension and could go anywhere in a situation like this?
Did no one tell this dude not to pick up or move anything? The NTSB will be looking for all those parts, and probably would have preferred them to stay where they landed.
Yeah, idiot .... don't disturb the evidence until the NTSB has a chance to photograph it and properly collect it.
NTSB does far less then you think with general aviation crashes lot of times they just tell law enforcement to collect up the junk that is done by local contracted tow company they just sweep it all up into a trash can and bag. Sometimes the FAA will send the local FSDO office to the site. Check out Dan Gryder's RUclips channel he picked up a carburetor from a Cessna crash just laying on the ground at another crash site. I get it they don't have the resources to figure these out most GA they only have an idea what happened or best guess. There is no flight recorder on the 340A I think it will come down to the Autopsy rule out medical event such as stroke, or CO poison. If those rule out then it will end up being Spatial Disorientation which will be a shame if only the pilot had declared an emergency might have been prevented.
@@Mike-01234 Not many people know that - and I'm an aviation enthusiast, and I didn't know that. If a plane crashed on my property, I wouldn't touch anything until I got the permission to do so from appropriate authorities.
This is what in the news world amounts to click bait.
I wonder if the poor lady found her dog
Breathless, gee wizz, reporting
The garage spring is not surprising at all. Those can be under a lot of pressure. Two houses burnt and at least three were damaged, that’s where I would look for that spring’s sister.
I'd argue he gets to keep the engine. :D
Wow finding wreckage from a plane crash that's big news
When a Cessna impacts the ground at 250 mph some parts will land far from the Crash Zone.
The NTSB wants to contact you.
He said he didn't know how the parts got there. Are you saying there was a plane crash? Maybe someone should tell this guy.
It's called a FATAL crash.
Should not have moved anything and advise ntsb of what's on your yard.
Should only let the NTSB move or collect those parts
Dan Gryder has already proven that the NTSB will negligently overlook items, and then threaten you if you make them look like fools.
They should not have let people back
in their houses until they collected and finished their investigation.
He shouldn't be moving any of those parts. The NTSB uses their locations, as critical clues to what happened.
Not really. Often weeks after a small plane crash parts are found all over and NTSB has never shown up to look at or recover them. Check out Dan Gryders “Probable Cause” RUclips channel.
On top of all this, he still has the right to be on his OWN property.
Well the NTSB will certainly want that engine block. Despite suspecting pilot-caused crash, don't they have those torn down for inspection to make their case?
@@westhavenor9513 doubt the homeowner could move the engine if he wanted. He’ll call the airport and they’ll come and get it. They may or may not tear it down.
NTSB is worthless now days ... total waste of money....
The most important item in the wreckage will be the pilot - if there's anything left of him.
I'm sure he looked like applesauce
Wouldn't be surprised if people were finding body parts too!
Hitting the ground at a couple hundred mph will turn a body into salsa
Well, at least they are plane parts that only landed on his back yards. So sad
Unfortunately there were human remains in his yard as well. I saw another video the day it happened taken by a neighbor. He was the first to see them. No, he did not take video of it.
I’ll help. The piece of wood came from one of the homes impacted by the airplane.
UhMmm....Did the reporter say, "Clive didn't notice it at the time, that an engine landed in his sunroom." Excuse me....WHHAAAT? A plane engine bounces through my house at warp speed from an exploding inferno, but I was too busy to notice, because I figured there was an earthquake.
Maybe the nuclear like blast of the crash and incendiary explosion was a hint that the scenario broke the accepted earthquake protocol. As if the NTSB wouldnt have combed over every yard within a mile of "said" crash. Why has every witness only claimed to have heard an explosion
....NOT an actual crash?
Why is the news focused on showing "wreckage evidence" days after in a juvenile Blue's Clues format? Blue found a watchamadiddle that attaches to a twistyturny of a BS regulator. Got it!
Is it because so many intelligent and alert individuals noted the absence of any aviation parts on the ground immediately after "said" crash? Let's not forget the grainy stop motion video of "said" crash filmed on a 2005 potato of an area not matching site. Think people, for the love of all that's holy.
Maybe they had an old camera system. Don’t see the disconnect here.
What would the goal be
@@johnconnor7501
When something like this happens, LEAVE EVERYTHING YOU FIND WHERE IT LANDED. Don’t go picking up parts and guess what they are!!!!!!!!!!!!
Doesn’t matter if it’s a small plane or a passenger jet. No one would move body parts, hopefully.
LET THE NTSB KNOW. Every piece and where it lands is relative to the invitation.
@@leannageyer943 🤔 true. I fueled thousands of air planes and the FAA was very strict when the aircrafts crash landed, they wanted to know everything, who worked on it and who fueled it. So for this guy to play blues clues with the evidence is weird.
I wonder what was in that UPS truck. 🤔 explosion vs. crash. Hmmmmm....
What a guy
Why aren’t the investigators picking up these parts??
They did.
Very sad 😢
im pretty sure Clyde has an idea how the wood got there. We all do. 🙄
Holy crap!
All about propulsion at time of impact.
How many days did it take to find the airplane engine in his sunroom? Great reporting on the path the engine took after it hit the roof and ended in the sunroom, glad it showed the patio brick. People lost their lives, 2 homes were destroyed, people were burned and this report shows a crack and damage to some drywall.
News article shows home owner digging for parts and reporter digging for a story.
Nobody cares dude. People lose their lives every 2 second. What the fuck is your point?
Newtons law of equal reaction to action caused by impact. But to a simpleton news company its "mysterious"
“GLASS EVERYWHERE” I absolutely cannot watch the news for this very reason! They always think they have to be SO over dramatic to have a story 🤦🏻♂️🤮
And you came here to watch a news story and claim you don't watch news?
@@rx7dude2006 I am a fellow pilot attempting to find out from the locals in the neighborhood what happened, purposely staying away from “news” stations and channels that will only over dramatize and over exaggerate everything hence why I’m on RUclips…
Dog survive???
That’s an incredibly poor piece of TV reporting
That last piece, the black tube looks almost like the pipe from an air filter cover, much bigger, maybe from the plane engine ? That’s my guess.
It's called "scat hose". It's the heater ducting. The heater is located in the nose section on the passenger side just above the nose gear wheel well
Old man should have said I got a plane engine my house. Anyone know where it came from?
That engine weights a good 600lbs, that thing will shadder any part of your body instantly.
"Shadder" LOL.
That engine weighs way less than 600 lbs. Shadder?
Your engrish is as bad as your weight guess.
Parts of wreckage? What about body parts?
Unlikely. His body was disintegrated and fragmented on impact at that high speed
@@PKerusso His body was taken away on a gurney.
@@PKerusso I doubt he was completely vaporized. I'm sure there is at least a fried torso left behind.
There were human remains in his yard as well. A neighbor discovered them when he was taking a video of the engine and fishing gear in the yard.
Interesting- I was in a very violent and deadly plane crash in 2011. I remember seeing a few body parts such as arms and feet, but most of the bodies were fragments. The only part of the pilot was his torso and a leg ( still attached). his body was about 300 feet from the cockpit which was completely distengradrd.
Put them on ebay. They can pay prevailing market value if they want them back.
i really hate how news stations dont show you full statements of the witnesses/victims. this is why i try to watch youtubers like LoudLabs or L L N. sadly youtube is showing only news reporters so i cant get the full picture. can just jot this down on another reason why ill more than likely ditch youtube altogether
"and he has no idea how it got here."
Umm. Maybe from the plane crash?
The reporting is cringe at best. It's amazing how far for and intelligent reporting has fallen. I guess not a lot of people pursue journalism as a career anymore so they are forced to hire two bit clowns to pass as reporters these days
He should have left those items where he found them for the investigators.
He mistakenly tainted an accident scene picking up those items.
So much for chain of evidence and being able to obtain measurements and photographs in place. NTSB won’t be to happy about that! I’m glad the resident gentleman was uninjured.
Wow videos
Oil color says it was over due for a change
Oh believe me .. the NTSB is going to want it.
Still have parts from the jet that crashed on takeoff that had Travis baker on it in CAE that the NTSB and FAA left behind they do this all the time. This crash here looks to be medical problem induced not aircraft related.
OKAY is it me but people need to question on Cesna planes are Crashing like CRAZY for years something is not RIGHT
Cessna have built 3 of the 10 most produced aircraft in history. 2 of which are still in production. There are more of them for people to crash
Did they get the lady's dog out alive?
Terrible accident likely could have been prevented.
The pilot sounded DRUNK or something wrong with his physical condition on the ATC recording.
That’s a lot of speculation but yes the pilot’s physical condition will certainly be looked at as a cause of this crash. If drugs or alcohol were involved, that’ll be easy to figure out but even if those elements were present, that’s not the end of the investigation.
Uh they’re probably gonna want the stuff.
"has no clue how it got there" oh no.. The poor guy has dementia
Giant piece of wood. Drama....ugh
I was hoping to see some gnarly remains 🤪
Top journalism this 🤣
50 seconds into this video you guys are showing the yellow sheet of the dead UPS driver. you should have cut that out IMO.
He really shouldn’t be moving any evidence around or touching it! He should of just called them and I’m sure they would have been right over! SMDH!
Doctors are the worst pilots! There's a reason they call the L-39 Albatross "The Doctor Killer!"
He was a doctor and vaccinated recently perhaps? Isn't there some kind of rule to wait a certain amount of time before flying? He was unable to form legible words to the tower in another report...as if having a stroke or embolism?
I heard the communication on another channel (Blancolirio) and you could understand him just fine, BUT, his last couple transmission read backs were very short- The idea is that he was over tasked (task saturation) with flying, getting vectors to the missed approach, AND talking to the tower...the whole time he should've been climbing (even telling the tower he WAS climbing) when his altitude just kept getting lower and lower...
@@MyCatInABox
Pilot was probably experiencing one of two things or a mechanical problem but that was never communicated to ATC by the pilot...so not very likely
1) Spatial disorientation
2) or a medical issue
Being told to climb to 5000' feet isn't rocket science but yet the task wasn't being implemented
@@justaskmeiknow5584 Yeah, it's odd- He replied to the Tower twice that he WAS climbing when it was totally obvious he wasn't...
Clot shot to da dome.
You are so full of it.
Man is too old to be interviewed, his 5 minutes of fame!! He lives in California and is wearing a coat 🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
62 is not warm
And you are too stupid to comment.
Did the pilot get the "mark of the beast?"
He was a cardiologist in California. So that should answer your question.
(Shhhhh .... mum's the word.)
let's go Brandon,,,,,let's go Brandon,,,,,
Need to ban all planes from flying over homes or highly populated areas.
So sad what happened. I pray he gets a resurrection. (John 5:28-9)
@Galileo7of9 yes
@Galileo7of9 You have your belief and i have mine Smh..
@Galileo7of9 You sound like you need a vacation. May i suggest a week or two in the Caribbean? Greetings from sunny Jamaica.
@Galileo7of9 Jehovah is not imaginary. Humans are target of a much more extensive conflict, both sides with their human representatives here on Earth.
One side wants humans erased off Earth so they can have it for themselves. The other side serving Jehovah wish to preserve mankind and allow them to remain on Earth. There is a mass division of the peoples of all nations at this very moment. Next 6 months could get interesting.
@Galileo7of9 I got no problem with your non-belief. I am as comfortable with my delusion as you are with your non-belief. So whats the problem?
TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING
What is this fool thinking , should he not leave these components where they are for the NTSB to collect , that is if they are really interested , I mean a complete engine missing a.nd they still haven't located it.
The reason for the airline pilots refusing to fly is because of the amount of small aircrafts that have crashed for vax induced strokes mid flight, small planes don't have co-pilots usually so when something critical happens it's usually fatal, the fact most crashes are being kept out of the news is the real indicator of just how much of a widescale cover up there is currently going on and why pilots are now refusing to fly in a show of solidarity, and it's working. The juice is bad, do not put any in yourself. In the last couple months there have been dozens upon dozens of stroke induced crashes, so why haven't you been made aware of this yet?! Politics and the propaganda pushers are why! The pilots refusing to fly is not about vax passes or totalitarian measures, it's about the life, health and safety of their crews and passengers, it's what real concern for life looks like, when they see a problem they adjust course to correct instead of doing the opposite like the gov response to the china flu has been.
That's funny. I have some vaccinated co-workers that I don't care for. Maybe they will have strokes and die. One can always dream.
are you a comedy writer?
@@markmotter7060 are you always uninformed?
@@markmotter7060 you shouldn't rely on RUclips, Google and Facebook for news, it's more propaganda than news
@@stevefitz2522 Planes crash because low IQ moronic fuck boomers like you think it is like a car and you can just get in it and drive. Not how it works shitbrain.
still glass everywhere, still discovering huge lumps of wood
Wow videos