Alfredo Diez Death Cause – At the beginning of this month, a small private jet that was approaching a rural airfield was engaged in a collision that resulted in the deaths of five people who were involved in the incident. The members of the Virginia State Police who were instrumental in the inquiry have been able to determine the identities of those who were killed in the tragedy.
On March 10, the twin-engine IAI Astra 1125 was due to arrive at Ingalls Field Airport in Hot Springs, Virginia. This was to take place after the aircraft had left Fort Lauderdale, Florida. However, it was not successful in reaching its destination. A statement that was published by the Virginia State Police stated that the aircraft, however, lost control and crashed, which resulted in the deaths of all five people who were on board, including a child. The statement also stated that the disaster was caused by the aircraft.
The police made the announcement on Wednesday that the pilot was named as Claudio Jose Alberto Colmenares Perez, and that the first officer was identified as Gagan Gupasandra Srinivas Reddy. Throughout the entirety of the occurrence, both individuals were present. In accordance with the claims that were made by Sergeant Allen Mann, the individuals who were named as passengers were identified as Alfredo Diez, Kseniia Shanina, and Nicholas Diez, who was their son. Another passenger was a man named Nicholas Diez.
When they were apprehended, the police officers did not disclose any information regarding their ages or the places from where they originated. A spokesperson of the state police who spoke with The Associated Press stated that local testimonies revealed what seemed to be plumes of white smoke emerging from the place during the occurrence. This information was provided by the victim. It was claimed by the official that the plane took fire as soon as it made contact with the ground.
An associate of the family who is also an attorney for the owner of the jet indicated that the people who were on board had the intention of going to an event that was scheduled to take place at the Homestead Resort, which is located in close proximity to the location where the plane was crash-landed. In accordance with an initial assessment that was made available on the internet by the Federal Aviation Administration, the aircraft was damaged as a consequence of the collision and took fire for reasons that are unknown while it was getting closer to the scene of the accident.
It is anticipated that the National Transportation Safety Board would issue a preliminary report on the initial stage of its inquiry within the next thirty days. This report will cover the initial phase of the investigation. It is estimated that it will take between one and two years to produce a full report that contains a likely cause and contributory causes. On the other hand, it is projected that this report will be produced.
