Figure skater Jinna Han and her mother were killed in the Jan. 29 DC plane crash. Their relative talks about who they were and how much they’re missed.

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Pilot Fires House, Crashes Plane, IRS Suicide Protest

What: Joseph Andrew Stack’s (owner) Piper PA-28-236 Dakota en route from Georgetown Municipal Airport
Where: Northwest Austin, Echelon building
When: Feb 18, 2010
Who: Joseph Andrew Stack
Why: The pilot apparently set his house on fire prior to crashing his plane into the Echelon Building that houses the Internal Revenue Service in Northwest Austin. Stack left a suicide note.

IRS employees in their offices described the crash “as if a bomb went off” “black and gray smoke billowing” and “windows blown out.”


See PDF of the 6 page suicide letter here


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Flight 447 Lawsuits filed

A Reuters release announces that the relatives of passengers killed in an Air France crash off Brazil have filed nearly two dozen wrongful death lawsuits against Airbus, alleging that aircraft maker’s A330 crashed because of flaws in the plane and its U.S.-made components.

The search for the black boxes is supposed to be continuing now that investigators have decided on the likeliest location where they may be found. The plane originally went down 680 miles off the coast of Brazil, but in the past ten months since the tragedy, water currents dispersing the wreckage will have made the search more difficult.

An Airbus Americas spokesman has said they “will be moving to have (the lawsuit) dismissed.”

Lawyers from the Miami-based firm Podhurst Orseck has not yet responded to Airbus statements.

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