We had one of those in St. Louis in the 90s, traffic reporter went down in a helicopter. If you Google that, it happens.Originally Posted by catherine
We had one of those in St. Louis in the 90s, traffic reporter went down in a helicopter. If you Google that, it happens.
Last edited by iris lilies; 1-27-20 at 1:23pm.
We had one in the 80's as well. Traffic reporter and pilot crashed and died less than a mile from my house.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
It was very foggy so probably was foolish to go up.
Prayers and condolences to all the families and others effected by this.
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It strikes me watching news reports of this how much we could use some more heroes since he seemed to have inspired a lot of people. Aside from basketball skills, I don't really get the admiration for this particular figure.
I had a short term stint doing field work in the Rockies via helicopter. I would never fly in one again voluntarily and might not for pay or job obligations.
I'm not a sports fan and don't understand sports figure idolatry but he seemed to inspire young people in a good way and I'm very sorry for his family and fans.
I wonder if the pilot was enamored with Bryant and made a very bad choice, just wanting to please him.
Such a tragedy......for the families of everyone on that flight.
I wonder if any of the passengers voiced their concern with the fog?
There's always one.
She had 4 kids with him so I am sure she loved him. They have a baby who will never know her dad. Plus people do heal and forgive infidelity.
Is infidelity the new euphemism for rape?
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