Supersonic Remote Control Of The Lear Jet Air Ambulance Crash In Philadelphia

Supersonic Remote Control Of The Lear Jet Air Ambulance Crash In Philadelphia
They were downright sloppy with the Lear Jet, obviously they expected it to break up from going too fast and a breakup was going to be the story. But it did not break up and as a result it provided perfect video proof it was smashed into the ground at supersonic speed via remote control.
Following close on the heels of the remote control helicopter crash in DC, we have this.
ONCE AGAIN REMOTE CONTROL, THIS TIME A FULL THROTTLE DIVE.
The jet came in so fast it looks like a missile or meteor. That is why whoever got this video is questioning what it is. It is astounding a Lear Jet held together this well at an obvious supersonic speed. All the jets will go supersonic in a dive but under normal circumstances their avionics systems prevent it. Remote control changes that!