29-03-2012, 11:35 AM
Carsten Wiethoff Wrote:The 'funny' thing is that on this flight many of the passengers were law enforcement or security guys on the wa to a conference in Las Vegas, so there was a good supply of heavy guys to tie the pilot down. There was also an off duty pilot on board, who supported the copilot with the landing in Amarillo.
In this case I do not believe that anything was preplanned or manipulated. Panic attacks happen and the stress under which pilots operate, can be severe. Maybe there were personal difficulties as well. Stranger things have happened.
Well, those ARE rather ODD 'coincidences'! I DO believe he went temporaily insane, but my question is was it internal or induced by outside forces and substances or mind-control, etc. I'll stay agnostic for now. :joystick: It is not just that he 'freaked' but what he was shouting that makes me suspicious. Add the security men and pilot on board 'coincidence'. The question is cui bono? What if another pilot 'like this' overcame his copilot and took over the plane to do who-knows-what! Especially now with the very secure pilot's cabin doors!
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