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Originally posted by GuyverUnit I
Here's a question...
How/why did the plane explode into a 50 foot ball of flame?
Is that normal?
How does it compare to other small plane crashes we have seen reported?
Originally posted by FreezeM
Originally posted by aguyinaustin
Hey guys. I know Joe's wife through a family member. I can answer all of your questions.
Ah great. And you registered on ATS today to share this with your new friends? Thank you! How did you find this discussion here? I'm not suggestion you are just making this up. It just would have been great if you'd been a member on ATS a bit longer so we had known you a little bit. Makes you more reliable.
Now, it's true you anwsered most our questions.
Do you have any idea where the money came from?
Did Joe and Sheryl get married before or after moving to Austin?
Originally posted by mnemeth1
reply to post by weedwhacker
Weedwacker, I noticed your in here making all sorts of comments and not providing us with any useful information in the process.
If its so easy to investigate Stack's FAA certs and aircraft records, by all means provide them too us.
Of course, since we don't know his SSN, we can't do it.
And of course, the FAA officials have already been interviewed and have given conflicting reports, which I posted.
So therefore, please stop spamming.
Originally posted by Cabaret Voltaire
reply to post by aguyinaustin
Great information. Thanks for posting.
If this is all legit, then it really shows you something.... the News Media is full of irresponsible liars and muckrakers. They make up anything and jump to any conclusion just to be the first and most sensational. The Media is pathetic. They twist everything around.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
reply to post by mnemeth1
No, he could have been writing this off line and only started posting to his website the past couple of days. He wrote this in MS Word.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
I'm willing to chalk this up as being a coincidental problem assuming aguyinaustin1's story checks out.
At this point, I'm satisfied with the answers given by aguyinaustin1.
Originally posted by aguyinaustin1
Originally posted by mnemeth1
I'm willing to chalk this up as being a coincidental problem assuming aguyinaustin1's story checks out.
At this point, I'm satisfied with the answers given by aguyinaustin1.
Good to hear. I put up a post about it as well, so if you want to share this with folks that wouldn't appreciate a place like this, point them to concerningjoe.tumblr.com... for what I can share about it.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Did he pay cash?
How long did he have the plane and when did he get his pilots license?
Joseph Strazza, 22-year-old contractor, said he was driving down Metric Boulevard when he saw smoke coming out of the eaves of the house.
He parked behind house, he said, then heard an explosion.
“It sounded like a small bomb going off,” Strazza said. He said the windows blew out and flames started coming out of the roof.
Strazza said he then saw a man running out of house with little girl in his arms. Fire crews arrived a short time later, Strazza said.
Stack’s home was a two-story brick home with two-car garage on a tree-lined street. Officials still have the street cordoned off. The house was gutted by the fire
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Joe Strazza, owner of a local HVAC company, was at the scene of both the house explosion and the plane crash.
Originally posted by DukeOfDorch
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Did he pay cash?
How long did he have the plane and when did he get his pilots license?
I posted this in another thread, and will also post it here as It seems odd to me...
Take a look at this:
Flight History
Click on "Past Flights".
Can somebody tell me why this plane flew from Georgetown to Vance Air Force Base in 2008? According to Wikipedia, Vance is home to a major Air Force training program. Was he trained by the AF? I read recently about a civilian pilot who made an emergency landing at an AF base, but only after getting "rare" permission.