[My Dog Likes Me]

I printed-out the report off of the NTSB website (which I acquired from the valuable Aviation Safety Network website via a link). It is only 9 pages long. I think this might be an attachment page to what leadpenny generously posted above, so I add it here.

The report I printed (via PDF) has the pilot named as
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Thomas J. Preziose, Collierville TN, age 54. The FAA professional particulars:
Certificate(s): Airline Transport; Commercial
Airplane Rating(s): Multi-engine Land; Single-engine Land
Rotorcraft/Glider/LTA: Helicopter
Instrument Rating(s): Airplane; Helicopter
Instructor Rating(s): Airplane Single-engine
Current Biennial Flight Review: 7/1/2002
Date of Last Medical Exam: 5/14/2002
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The mishap aircraft was inspected five days before the 10/23/2002 crash. Flying time since this last inspection was 11 hours.
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NTSB Investigator-In-Charge: Butch Wilson
Additional persons participating in the investigation:

Emil A. Cirone
Principal Ops Inspector
FAA Birmingham AL

Hardy R. Douglas
Lead Air Safety Investigator
Pratt & Whitney Canada

Todd Sigler
Air Safety Investigator
Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita Kansas

Edwar L. Baxter
VP Caravan Operations, Mid-Atlantic Freight
Greensboro NC

Patrick L. McCormick
Air Safety Investigator
National Air Traffic Controllers Assoc.
St. Petersburg FL

Charles Gray
President
Aviation Maintenance Consultants, Inc.,/Mid Altantic
Westminster SC
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The pilot was very experienced. The investigators read like a Dream Team. But not even they could figure out what happened.

[ChefKeith]

BTTT for a later read.

Mexican UFO's?

[flys4grins]

Thanks for posting that other info!

[flys4grins]

Thing about the Delta is, that a plane, missile, UAV or anything could have hit the Caravan, and we may never find it....The Delta "eats" things....one thing is for certain....the Navy brought one of their MADD helicopters out to look at the scene a few times, and that has always seemed strange to me.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

The next question is, how did he know Bill Clinton? ;-)