[V_TWIN]

Before anyone cracks wise about this please remember a person lost their life in a very tragic and horrific way.

Be respectful

[drSteve78]

Lack of attention to detail. RIP

Similar, there are no minor chainsaw accidents.

[Tupelo]

Needless to say, the family stettlement will be in the millions with the ambulance chaser getting 30-40%.

[DannyTN]

Killer day at the office

[Fai Mao]

I looked at the dead woman’s gofundme memorial page listed in the article, yep.

[ClearCase_guy]

multiple crew members attempted to wave her off

Apparently, they were not the boss of her.

[PGR88]

I remember a story from Malaysia, where an old peasant woman, while in line boarding a plane from the tarmac, tossed some coins into a rotating jet engine “for good luck on the flight.”

[Governor Dinwiddie]

"Hehhhl no! No white boy gonnas be tellin' me whats do do!, Eff that cracker!"

[New Perspective]

The hire anyone who will do the job, many skill less, lazy, woke, type people to work as ground crew. The airlines pay you a pathetic wage for a job that involves extremely safety for everyone involved.

[heavy metal]

kinda like ignoring crosswalk signals and doin’ their own thing...

[DouglasKC]

I understand her mindset...she was probably just thinking all those safety precautions were just bs and formalities.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

The real sad thing about this story is that she destroyed destroyed a 10 million dollar engine. Take it out of kids' allowances.

[Rummyfan]

Did she do it deliberately? Awful way to commit suicide but how else to explain her missing multiple warnings?

[glorgau]

Another “It’s not going to happen to me” accident.

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

There is video of this. Every person working near a plane should be forced to watch it.

[maddog55]

Stupid is as Stupid does.

She’d been warned numerous times.

[cymbeline]

I think you don’t feel much pull until you pass the point of no return. Nasty.

[Celtic Conservative]

Self correcting mistake.

CC

[Bryan24]

One of my former bosses was on the accident investigation team for an Army Helicopter Crash.

Figured out that a bolt had been installed from the wrong side. When the control surfaces were exercised under load, the bolt hung and the helicopter pitched over and crashed, killing 4.

When the investigators finally discovered the cause, and then started questioning all people who would have touched that part, they found an old line worker who had been transferred into that particular job.

He said that bolts don’t go in from the bottom, they go in from the top: EVERYONE knows that. He ignored instructions and installed it the way they were supposed to be.

Killed four people.

SOME. PEOPLE. JUST. WON’T. LISTEN.

[gitmo]

I wonder why she chose to ignore the multiple warnings from management and from her co-workers.