2023-06-05 21:02:47
The mystery behind the four people on the plane that invaded US airspace United Statess seems to have been unraveled. In an interview with ‘The New York Times’, John Rumpel, owner of the company Encore Motors, the company that owns the aircraft, reported that his daughter, two-year-old granddaughter and babysitter were on board the plane. Despite this disclosure, until the afternoon of this Monday, the 5th, a list of the victims had not yet been released and the police did not make it clear if they had found bodies, however, the authorities said that there were no survivors. Rumpel told the US newspaper he had little information about the circumstances of the crash, but he said if the plane lost pressurization “everyone would go to sleep and never wake up”. In response to messages of condolence on her Facebook page, Rumpel’s wife Barbara wrote last night on the social network: “My family is gone, my daughter and granddaughter.” On Sunday, the 4th, a private jet was chased by the United States Air Force after it failed to respond to greetings from authorities and crashed into a mountainous terrain in Montebello, Virginia. US authorities said the plane took off from Elizabethton Airport, Tennessee, and was supposed to land on Long Island MacArthur, New York. The flight tracking website Flightradar24 indicated that the aircraft turned around after flying over Long Island and returned to the south, which caused it to pass over Washington and Virginia. The causes of the accident are still being investigated. US President Joe Biden, who was at the White House and playing golf on Sunday, was briefed on the incident, an official said, without specifying whether precautionary measures had been taken.
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