Airplane Crash (audio only) in Yorba Linda, California

[@wickedassassin6899]

That noise is terrifying

[@hunterkennedy977]

hndez_13 I live down the street from it and it shook the whole house is was scary

[@andisgirl]

Yeah, it's very scary 😰 right before it crashed it sounded so terrifying 😓😢

[@michaelstuart471]

The water droplets make it soo darn creepy

[@wickedassassin6899]

@Shadow Warrior imagine hearing that outside your house so loud sounds can be terrifying sounds have been used to terrify the enemy in combat look at the dive bombers in ww2 once you heard the plane diving you would know hell comes along with it but idk you think you're big and bad?

[@rezarionbyakudan]

Sounds more like one of the angels horns You know the thing about the three horns

[@Cr0wned_Crow]

The sound of it speeding up is scary Does it disturb anyone that a plane could crash land into their house? Even if it’s a 1 in a infinity chance?

[@anthonytomminelli1981]

This was right behind my house on hillside drive it was devastating moment I never wanted to go to sleep again. The house lit up in flames and looked like a giant bonfire as a house

[@coolguy13333]

@@anthonytomminelli1981 liar

[@deadpoolgaming_565]

@@coolguy13333 no hes right, i was a few blocks away

[@fuzzygirl4057]

@@anthonytomminelli1981 he is right

[@Masonisntfunny55]

Planes always fly over my house big ones and that's what I'm scared of 😰

[@Recovering_Californian]

The sound is spooky. Gives me the chills.

[@crashcams009]

Same

[@arthurharris9428]

Wow!!! Me too!! 😢

[@checktheplaylist101]

The stuff of nightmares..

[@robloxfunkyfriday5091]

Same here

[@Vinnay94]

@@checktheplaylist101 Literally. I've had nightmares of planes like big Jet Planes crashing on or near my house.

[@kayleightrinh66]

This is what we heard and then felt the impact. Shook our whole house.

[@philipjames751]

Kayleigh Trinh Omgosh are you serious?? Hope you guys are ok

[@Rob-vv5yn]

Glad you and your family are safe a scarey experience

[@tifluvsu80]

I Felt it too

[@yourboie4414]

Same it was super scary

[@carp566]

I was witness to the plane crash in Lafayette LA, Dec., 28, 2019 and it sounded very simular. I was close to it and felt the ground shake and felt the heat from the fire. The plane sounded normal then all of a sudden went into a dive staight for me, veered left, then crashed.

[@dryan8377]

Wow. I've extracted the audio and filtered out the rain as much as I could with audacity. From what I can hear this guy was all over the place in the clouds (using the doppler effect of the audio, going away (decreasing Frequency), being abeam of camera location (steady Freq), approaching camera (increasing freq). I've analyzed a ton of these over the past few years, this is the best audio clip I've ever had available. Using youtube screen time in seconds... 08-23: departing - decreasing frequency, plane turns and... 23-28: abeam - steady engine frequency, plane turns again and... 29-35: approaching - increasing frequency, plane turns again and... 38-44: departing - decreasing frequency, plane turns again and... 44-53: abeam - steady frequency, plane turns again and... 53-58: approaching - increasing frequency... 58+: starts graveyard spiral - increasing frequency... Quickly, the pilot would exit the cloud layer and see where he is... 1:04: pilot pulls hard on yoke, frequency immediatly slows. 1:06: Plane breaks up due to massive g-force from pulling back on the yoke. The sound around 21-22 secs is not a breakup. It sounds like low level thunder, esp if you filter out the rain. KFUL Metar at 0543z (1:43pm local): Visibility 2.5 miles, Clouds: Few @ 1500', Broken @ 3500', Overcast @ 5000'. The above is just my opinion. Criticism/evaluation encouraged, but please no flames. If you want more info on how this happens: kzbin.info?search_query=178+seconds+to+live This is an excellent representation from CASA: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGLbeWOEeLWaisk Quite a few horrifying real life examples from AOPA Accident Case Studies, such as this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWHPiKandtyMrbs and the Lance 402 in Bakersfield: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iICmhpubh86hb7c Prayers to all the families affected.

[@dryan8377]

@Galileo7of9 Thanks for that man, I usually get re-arm-chaired with flame-throwers. Lol. I put about an hour and a half into the audio analysis, plus digging up the metars for Fullerton, which is where he took off from (approx 15 miles from the crash in Yorba Linda). I'm not a pilot, but a former air controller and avionics tech, currently JUST an electronics tech. My dad was a pilot and my son is. Been in the industry most of my life. These damned fatal burn a hole in the ground due to S/D are way too frequent! I fear we had another one last month in Atlanta. A Citation jet went into the ground after takeoff, with a highly experienced pilot, killing everyone on board. Visibility was terrible. The air field itself was really close to being ifr only. The Lance 402 video I linked in the previous post, the AOPA muted most of the cockpit audio when the last Mayday call came in... I found the original and you could hear wife/kids screaming in the background. Accidents like this have got to stop. But I know they won't. Take care man, and please fly safe so you can continue to make awesome forum comments like you did!

[@dryan8377]

@Galileo7of9 already seen that one. Thanks. But this video here provides pre-accident audio indicating the spatial disorientation scenario that I described which the nest vid does not provide. jmo.

[@dryan8377]

@Galileo7of9 additionally, the nest video proves it was not on the approaching side, as the doppler effect shows no slow down of the engine/prop rpm. The video/audio, (in this one) shows that it was on the approaching side... (aircraft flying towards it's direction).

[@JasonRasmussen]

Wow. Quite the analysis. If you want a longer audio clip or audio from other cameras for further analysis (this was the best one), DM me.

[@JasonRasmussen]

I was in my living room when this happened. I'm not aware of any lightning at the time.

[@therealwiseguy3747]

What's even more deafening and spine chilling is the silence after the crash.

[@madam757]

This is so scary, gave me the chills. May the 5 people rest in peace.

[@baby_mexico6501]

U mean 8

[@bathtub560]

That end sound is heartbreaking

[@NM-apache]

I'm a pilot. Sounds like he's in a climb then the plane either inverts or stalls.

[@DansFitness]

I'm not a pilot but I also had the same thought

[@EmmanuelEdgar195Z]

I think it sounds like not well calculated quilting and when trying to stabilize flight pilot just did not make it. Crashed. Near my high school is sport airport and they do it a lot of times. Sounds exactly the same.

[@megadavis5377]

No stall; graveyard spiral.

[@treylsend]

0:22 you can hear a "POP".

[@kirkhathaway4974]

good ear!!!!!I didnt even hear it till you posted!!! Thnkx

[@midwestsirens]

Treyl Send Don’t think that was coming from the plane

[@Phobos_Thanatos]

@@midwestsirens it couldve been a engine blowing out from the plane

[@znul]

@@Phobos_Thanatos i still hear the 2 engines operating

[@midwestsirens]

@@Phobos_Thanatos Hell no. Both engines remained with the airframe until the mid-flight breakup just before impact with the ground.

[@sphinx2077]

There's not a lot of things that scare me, but this sound did

[@MrPolymers]

When you hear the sound of the prop accelerating in pitch, it's due to the increased RPM caused in a dive. I've experienced it in some of my flight training years ago. I have the same cameras! Reolinks..

[@Vinnay94]

And same would happen for a Commercial Airliner I presume? Not that I ever wanna hear that sound.

[@kream926]

@@Vinnay94 no - JET liners have no propellers to make that sound.

[@nomore5974]

Ty very much for this article. I heard that pop @ 22 seconds in. Very creepy listening to it when you know what's happened.

[@SwagActive]

That ominous change in sound is frightening. RIP to the pilot he had to be terrified. RIP to the others as well.

[@IanTheRabbit]

Oh god that sound 1:00

[@oceanhouse8080]

after listening to the audio recording of the crash and seeing a dash cam video of the mid air breakup fire ball, I have concluded the plane, entered into a steep dive and gained excessive velocity far above the air frames rated "velocity never exceed" and the pilot likely attempted a control input that resulted in an air frame failure while trying to abate the dive. likely 1 or both of the wings sheared off resulting in the release of the fuel from the wings mid air which was somehow ignited possibly from sparks/heat that resulted from the structural failure .........................the rest of the airplane, lawn darted uncontrolled into a home.... very tragic

[@midwestsirens]

Galileo7of9 Exactly. One of the wings is what hit the house.

[@midwestsirens]

Ocean House The fuselage actually slid down a hill and landed in someone’s backyard. One of the flaming wings is what his the house.

[@seansmith6060]

I heard it happen and saw the plane go down. This is a sound I will never forget. We had parts fall in our yard.

[@bardo0007]

So this is the famous audio the whole world are now talking about. And I'm about to fly in a few hours. :(

[@michaelcarrier4374]

You can actually hear the inflight breakup and the impact. Very chilling.

[@adlodewijkx7894]

Very sad. This audio will help the NTSB. Sudden loss of control.

[@JasonRasmussen]

Submitted. Thanks.

[@DrunkenUFOPilot]

@UCMH4T6P-ICxvJ7O82lwsA6w Yes, definitely provide them with this audio. On the NTSB site, digging around only a couple minutes, I find this: "To report an incident/accident or if you are a public safety agency, please call 1-844-373-9922 to speak to a Watch Officer at the NTSB Response Operations Center (ROC) in Washington, DC."

[@collinsbueno4784]

@@JasonRasmussen are relate to Mike Rasmussen?

[@dryan8377]

@@main199 Bingo. The first part of the audio the pilot is lost in the clouds. He finally looses it and ends up in a death spiral. That's when you hear the engine rev up.... he's diving. Once he exits the cloud layer, he pulls back on the yoke too hard and the plane breaks apart. This story happens over and over in general aviation. This is from a year ago. Cessna crash: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYO3nHR4e6mrj5o

[@JasonRasmussen]

@@collinsbueno4784 Sorry, no.

[@Moe-vd7bk]

What kinda cameras are you using! Nice quality video

[@JasonRasmussen]

Thank you. Reolink. I've been pretty happy with them.

[@dryan8377]

@@JasonRasmussen heck of an ad for reolink... this video that is. It is good quality.

[@deeprollingriver5820]

I live 1 mile from a small airport that provides flying lessons. I think about them crashing into my home every day

[@TobinTwinsHockey]

Unfortunately this will likely turn out to be pilot spatial disorientation/loss of control in IFR conditions leading to an airframe break-up and crash. Will have to wait to see what the NTSB finds out. Audio is chilling.

[@dryan8377]

@@Oddree3 Yep. First part of the audio, the pilot is lost/disoriented in the clouds.

[@davidmack4495]

could have been a medical emergency..no one knows yet.

[@TobinTwinsHockey]

david mack yep! Also possible, that’s why it was an opinion and deferral to the NTSB

[@davidmack4495]

lol...no one knows yet...you are all guessing...

[@TobinTwinsHockey]

david mack looks like pilots commenting here. You a pilot David? If you are you will know that the cause we suggest here is tragically all too common. You see one thing some pilots do is read a lot about accidents to learn from others mistakes. That makes these educated opinions not guesses. Furthermore most, including me, have said we will have to wait for the final report to know for sure. Therefore before you wander into a topic and deride you need to clearly read what is written.

[@user-mp2qj6rs9c]

I will never forget the first time I heard a car crash. I didn't realize what it was. On the movies you hear that high pitched glass shattering sound but like this plane in real life, it's just a big huge thud. And that dude was humping it when he hit.

[@RashaKahn]

One of the houses it hit killed 4 people, it’s for sale now as an empty lot with a pool.

[@funtimemangle7638]

Ugh i was so scared when I heard like a engine I literally heard a plane when I watched this... :/

[@FUNKYTUNEZ714]

Wow most horrifying minutes

[@kellerlandry4056]

The suprising part is the pilot never called in a mayday, which mad me think icapacitaion. But after hearing the audio and him turning repeatedly, and then the doppler effect of him pulling on the yoke, id imagine it happened so fast and the g's were so bad he had no time to do anything.

[@resQ-av8r]

first you fly the plane and then the mic ... he was being all he could be if it was spacial D

[@unknowna8056]

At first it sounds relaxing hearing the water and plane flying 😌 but then at 1:00 it turns eerie all of the sudden 😳

[@KrazzieLeo]

thats so scary.. thanks for sharin.

[@melifox1984]

Hello, I work for KTTV Ch11. Do you mind if we use this video with credit to you on all platforms? Thank you!

[@JasonRasmussen]

Yes. I have direct video I can get to you which is higher quality.

[@melifox1984]

@@JasonRasmussen What city do you live in?

[@JasonRasmussen]

Anaheim, California. The Yorba Linda border is like a block away. @@melifox1984

[@KyronsAviation]

​@@JasonRasmussenI Don't See The Plane

[@JasonRasmussen]

Title says 'audio only'@@KyronsAviation

[@cptjoes]

That was the sound of a VFR Rated pilot getting stuck in IMC conditions. Always get that IFR Rating it will save your life

[@deadpoolgaming_565]

1:00 just imagine sleeping one night and hearing that sound but from a bigger plane😫😫 I aint sleepin no more

[@theman13532]

kinda scary how it sounds like a stuka divebombing something

[@j.sedona1033]

To the comments about spatial disorientation -- indeed that could've been the case in IMC (but not necessarily due to lack of IFR training). He was an IFR pilot and it should be noted that the FAA just came out with a mandatory Airworthiness Directive (AD) just in the last 3 weeks that all planes such as these with an Aspen EFD 1000 with WAAS coupling be grounded from going into IMC until a fix is found (Why? the EFD 1000's or Electronic Flight Displays -- are the primary digital artificial horizon and are known to suddenly "blank out" while in flight due to a bug with the ADS-B.) We don't know if he had an Aspen EFD 1000, but like I said most of these planes do and the FAA considered the anomaly to be serious enough to issue the AD in just the last couple of weeks and ground the planes permanently away from IMC flying or even night flying. It should also be noted he was a big man and 75 years old and medical issues could've been at play while he was trying to control the aircraft. Hopefully NTSB can get to the bottom of it one way or other.

[@alexwilliams865]

No Aspen on 4RS from what I remember. It was steam gauges and 2 530's last time I looked at it about 3-4 months ago. Unfortunately with dual vacuum systems I doubt this was an instrument failure, but you never know. The medical thing has crossed my mind too, but I've seen enough credible evidence to suggest the plane was maneuvering in its final seconds to dissuade that theory. My guess is spatial disorientation. It was a little convective that day, so it's not a stretch to imagine that between turbulence, distraction, and whatever else this might happen.

[@j.sedona1033]

@@alexwilliams865 You're correct no Aspen (one of the photos of him and his grandchild in the plane) show the avionics dash and it's a traditional HSI on the panel. But spatial disorientation? He was a 50 year pilot (IFR, Comm, Multi) . . even in convective conditions (which I don't think were severe . . albeit who knows at altitude) that he would get disoriented on a common trip he was taking (and he surely had the benefit of A/P to boot). I've got to think there was more to it than that - - perhaps even a control surface failure, or runaway trim servo (would explain severe dive). Usually by now news is reporting if he would've at least communicated some kind of emergency. To start problems at 1 1/2 mile up, if incapacitation was not an issue I would've thought he'd at least have shot off a "mayday" or "problem here" etc. If he got absolutely nothing off on comm . . I can't help but think some level of incapacitation played in here somewhere. But who knows. I'm a 35 year pilot myself so I know by now (nearly identical plane to 4RS) even the most obvious suspicions often turn out entirely wrong.

[@alexwilliams865]

@@j.sedona1033 I too am an experienced pilot and fly for a living out of KFUL. Hell, I had a mayday of my own last week about 10 miles from the accident site. I knew the pilot reasonably well, and can confirm he was a high time guy with loads of time in that airplane. He regularly flew in IMC as marine layer is a constant thing here. But the doppler shift in this audio sure does sound like an airplane that is maneuvering in some fashion, rather than an incapacitated pilot. In other footage, the plane can be seen diving out of the bottom of the cloud layer, largely (maybe completely) intact. The nose pitches up and the plane comes apart. That sounds like the classic imc disorientation dive to me. Why or how that would happen to an experienced guy, who knows. Could have been some failure that took his attention away. God know I've gone to tune a radio or something in IMC and been surprised to find the airplane wasn't where I left it 5 seconds ago. I can see how it can happen to a single pilot handflying in imc in a high performance aircraft.

[@j.sedona1033]

Alex Williams I agree with all our points and just as you say it’s happened to me too. But then that leads me to a potential major instrument failure (even with dual suction) or runaway a/p. But with those scenarios he could’ve at least gotten off a comm. which just brings me back to incapacitation - even the quick nose up pull could’ve been he suddenly came too? Or was in final throes of fighting a stroke? I know we re just speculating - but if this accident is anything else but incapacitation then it makes it’s cause that much more disturbing

[@j.sedona1033]

PS I don’t know if u saw the pic of the engine? Geez that thing looked sooo new even sitting on the patio I’m surprised it didn’t still have shrink wrap on it (forgetting for a moment all the damage). Casing, cylinders etc look like they were straight out of the box. He had to have hung that one pretty dmn recently. I don’t know if that had anything to do with it

[@ramonjrmalapira5551]

Sounds like those planes that would come falling down in ww2

[@Vinnay94]

The fact that it took roughly 10 seconds to crash from the moment it started speeding up which is not a lot of time to react if you're in your house. R.I.P Pilot.

[@insertnamehereofficial]

That scary sound seems like a commercial jet, heading towards the ground straight down

[@groove4179]

Always waiting to hear that sound living next to a small airport. Worst fear. Terrifying

[@chaddruten6139]

You should share this with the NTSB. It could be helpful in their investigation as to what caused the accident.

[@JasonRasmussen]

Submitted and we are in contact. Thanks.

[@EternalOvercomer]

At 0:23 it sounds like an initial explosion.

[@Mamakaay19]

m Kusch the plane had burst into flames before diving into the ground, So what you heard is correct.

[@EternalOvercomer]

@@Mamakaay19 Sounds like it was flying for a fair bit of time after that explosion yet somewhere in the process it shed its wings.

[@ReneTrujillo]

Almost sounds like he hit something

[@dryan8377]

Hey @m Kusch,

[@dryan8377]

@Galileo7of9 no way it would've lasted that long. You're talking spar failure. That thing would've fell out of the sky in a few seconds if that happened, not 30 seconds later. It was flying fine, just lost in imc.

[@kaimupeneku7709]

Twenty-eight days... six hours... forty-two minutes... twelve seconds. That... is when the world... will end.

[@EternalOvercomer]

I hope you get this to the NTSB. Seems like good investigative information.

[@JasonRasmussen]

Submitted.

[@EternalOvercomer]

@@JasonRasmussen Very sad event but I'm sure this will help tremendously. Another person captured dash cam footage of it descending on fire. 😥

[@philipjames751]

Unless someone seen this plane crash 1 minute before it happened, this audio will determine what really happened

[@JasonRasmussen]

Any other footage I have seen has been Ring cameras for only a few seconds. While those are nice, they only record on motion. My cameras are set for 24/7 with audio, and for instances like this, very valuable.

[@Danman-wz4fw]

That pilot was not disorientated by no means / he was incapacitated by all means..

[@megadavis5377]

They don’t call them “Graveyard Spirals” for no reason. Tragically classic ending to an age-old problem for amateur pilots.

[@900KING2]

@ 0:23 is when it began. Visibility being limited I'm sure the very last seconds of full throttle was the "OH SHIT" moment once they saw land and tried to pull up flatten out, anything. Tragic

[@RelentlessThoughts]

I went on KZbin because I just heard a rly loud plane

[@jopflah416]

Live in YL. Heard it. Other person in my house thought out it was a car 🚗 crash. I thought 💭 plane ✈️ crash all the way. Since that day I listen intently to any close flying plane ✈️ or helicopter 🚁. Arnold Swarzenegger built a house in Yorba Linda many years ago and wanted to add a heliport so he could commute by chopper to Hollywood. The city turned him down so he sold the 🏡 and went some where else. Today there are so many helicopters flying overhead daily that it seems as if the whole city is one big heliport. I get that many of them are emergency vehicles like police and ambulance.............

[@paulmurphy5244]

That's the same sound that was heard from the Kamakazi pilots at Pearl harbor! Frightening!!!

[@cnguy3948Official]

No wonder I heard a high pitch plane engine crashing into my neighbor's house and hearing a boom, smh.

[@GowenGirl]

I am now scared after seeing the crash, we could see the burning house from our front yard

[@hannakinn]

RIP pilot and poor people from the house.

[@tdc8795]

With the prop (hitting a house) & wing (in street) separating from the plane within 120 yards of impact. Hearing that sound, I wonder if overspeed caused the in flight breakup? It will be interesting to eventually find out the cause of this tragedy. RIP & God speed.

[@scottmckinney4291]

I just don’t understand. I don’t know anything about airplanes. A person should be able to fly an aircraft at a known, level altitude. This didn’t seem like mechanical failure. Am I wrong about this?

[@JasonRasmussen]

"Am I wrong about this?" = "I don’t know anything about airplanes."

[@motorgirl30]

Was this a smalle sport plan? Or an airbus

[@f3nd13y]

seems like spatial disorientation or perhaps an attitude indicator failure then went into a dive and as he tried to pull out of it the aircraft broke apart.

[@neverwinta7702]

Imagine living in a war zone heard this all day long.Sometimes just boom.

[@Naoki09]

Can speak from first hand that single pilot IFR in a GA airplane isnt fun, in bad weather like this. I cannot stress how absurdly easy it is to get disoriented, even for an experienced pilot. One second youre flying straight in the clouds then you look over at your iPad to check your charts then look back and youre pitching down and rolling... so easy to lose control if you have nobody to back you up. Almost certain thats what happened here. NTSB will find out for certain. Scary shit.

[@eduardogarcia4542]

With headphones it sounds like its coming for my housr

[@doge751k]

My man is still in WW2 Soviet Lines

[@David-lb4te]

Probably flying in IRF conditions. Doppler seems to indicate the aeroplane was circling, then starts to lose orientation after about 0:53

[@cassandra9837]

I'm never gonna go on a plain

[@malikedelbiev7237]

Me too

[@danmclaughlin1180]

I'm not an expert but it sounded like it did a loop de loop before dive bombing.

[@AbnerRivLop]

Airborne nightmares! an traumatic sound by causality, whose blow out occured at time 1:08 failing helm circling in vain, i imagined the aircraft efforts was desperate at not found suitable landing track places but not in that street.

[@xavierhall3269]

Dam the other security cameras audio caught kobe bryant helicopter crash to

[@arrose3369]

That plane crashed right next to my elementary school...

[@scott3867]

when?

[@scott3867]

which year?

[@arrose3369]

@@scott3867 last year in February

[@AviationLoverIndonesia]

@@arrose3369 What plane is it, is it a small plane or big plane??

[@arrose3369]

@@AviationLoverIndonesia It was a small one

[@JuanRodriguez-bb5wc]

high rpm sounds like he was looping the plane and pulled up hard and wings pulled apart from the G force maybe medical emergency ? failed hydrolic elevator system?

[@MTMProductions]

that sound is so scary

[@draydenberkland3225]

Sound of the plane coming down sounds like a Stuka but deeper pitched

[@Danman-wz4fw]

@22:00/23:00 I think that pop is related somehow, could have been many different things/ like the engine coming apart internals, could have been a part of the aircraft hitting something on the ground from a higher Altitude break up. (something happened from a higher alt)..maybe he hit something in air?.. maybe nobody has discoverd it yet? just maybe.. what ever happened @ 7,800 ft.. Is the the leading cause...it's not like people are making it sounds (this pilot did not just get disoriented) @ 7,800 ft.. He may have got disoriented further down the chain of events or at a lower Alt from the mechanical problem he could not have over come being a single PIC of the aircraft. but that was because of a problem that happened @ 7,800 AGL.. this could have been many problems NTSB can hopefully get it right.. that pop you hear is way before the engine reving and fireball you see in other vids..radar doppler shows him aborting a climb correct? followed by a sharp right hand turn and desent.. (this is for twin pilots).. what happens when an engine goes out on a twin left or right engine? (in a climb out)? your instructor is going to teach you nose down and the aircraft is going to yaw to the engine out side of aircraft. this my friends is were it all started for this PIC.. that poping you heard is from engine trouble in MIC weather..

[@onlyweknow2]

So that's what it sounds like...

[@Winglet520]

Those props were screaming.

[@sheeeesh9455]

I’m on the street of the house.. rly scary 3 houses away from it

[@janetbailey6727]

How close was the actual impact site from where this camera was?

[@JasonRasmussen]

About 2 miles, but it may have flown over our house if coming from Fullerton airport.

[@xavierrangel7014]

Hi Jason, I'm reaching out on behalf of NBC Network News. Would you be willing to give us clearance to use this video on all NBCU platforms with credit to you?

[@JasonRasmussen]

Yes, you can use with credit. Reply back with link where it was used if you can. Thanks.

[@xavierrangel7014]

@@JasonRasmussen Thanks Jason! Just want to confirm that this video belongs to you.

[@JasonRasmussen]

@@xavierrangel7014 Yes it's mine. Did you need original video file or is KZbin ok?

[@xavierrangel7014]

@@JasonRasmussen This works for us unless the original file is higher quality?

[@xavierrangel7014]

@@JasonRasmussen Just Downloaded thank you!

[@Action__General]

0:55 MAYDAY MAYDAY oh no that’s where it crashed

[@shaylabrown6038]

Literally a street over my house. Awful

[@acnorea123]

Did pilot declare emergency. Any ATC audio of the flight available?

[@GoatRoper911]

You can also hear the prop over speed/ cavitation so it sounds like the dive was pretty severe.

[@theslayeroforyx3546]

At least 65⁰ or 75⁰ nose down pitch. A flat spin crash would have a distinct woomp woomp sound. Check out the audio recording of the recent PC12 crash near Reno if you want to know what a flat spin crash sounds like.

[@KyronsAviation]

Was It A Turboprop

[@darkprose]

I get nervous whenever I hear a plane fly overhead. Why did I watch this?

[@basimpsn]

Man..I always though only in the movies you would hear those over revving world war 2 dive bombing plane. This sound is identical to the movies wow.

[@2fr56]

It sounds like a ju-87 Stuka diving

[@LorentaForever]

Bro what where’s the plane all I can only see is peaceful

[@JasonRasmussen]

Per description audio only. Crash less than a mile away.

[@ElijahNintendoGamerYT]

I think I missed it. Too busy starring at the Armor All stain in the driveway.

[@Adam-ir4ck]

Don't think you'll be getting a Golden Globe

[@lostparkchronicles8844]

During wars this was a common sound we have a lot we take for granted living in America

[@williamkirby1940]

I cant figure this out- the propeller seperated from the plane, the plane demolished a house but the plane is relativly intact? can anyone explain what may have happened??

[@madisonkistler9269]

I had been at a grocery store and saw the whole thing. So the plane was flying over a few houses when it started wobbling and smoking very much to where it exploded in mid air and fell from the sky on top of a house (with a few people inside) which caught the house on fire and burned till firemen arrived. From what I've heard, I believe 2 people people did not make it and 2 were hospitalized. Edit: Just was informed that 5 had died. Rest in peace

[@hfiftyseven8665]

It rains in CA?

[@JasonRasmussen]

It never rains in Southern California.

[@jackblack9872]

Terrifying

[@cog1140]

sounds like a couple of shots or bangs before the descent to crash.

[@jasona-EV]

I agree with all the disorientation but more is coming out about this guy and there seems to be a shady background about him...Posts days before on social media, etc...

[@yolopolotyur]

There was no crash?

[@osvald860]

Just sounds

[@JasonRasmussen]

Audio of the crash as stated in the title description.

[@joelrausch4824]

Like a buzz bomb over London during the blitz

[@pureblood7240]

How far is this camera from crash site? I hear it and its “almost like” I feel like I’m there... Dear God!!

[@JasonRasmussen]

Please see information in the video description.

[@Ryu1478]

Where is the video of the plane crashing ;-;

[@JasonRasmussen]

None that I am aware of. My camera caught audio of it (in description) as I live closeby.

[@Ryu1478]

@@JasonRasmussen ohh ok, I was very curious 6 months ago

[@JasonRasmussen]

That's ok, it was audio only 44 months ago.

[@Ryu1478]

@@JasonRasmussen lmao

[@thetriumphguys323]

That is exactly what I heard

[@Takowahchi4153]

Turn on the volume to max = can hear some explosion. (new)

[@julies1ify]

Eerie as hell