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February 8th 10, 04:48 AM
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Cirrus crash midair
"Ian D" writes:
The conclusion as to why this was happening came down to one word... arrogance. Being in the business of saving lives these individuals felt that they could handle any situation. Last summer a doctor I and many others knew stalled a C150 at Lake Tahoe and killed himself. Arrogrance would be an understatement for that fellow. And yes, a friend who knew him better than me said the doc expressed that: he had cheated death on the operating table often, he could cheat it in the air. -- The long-lived books of tomorrow are concealed somewhere amongst the so-far unpublished MSS of today. - Philip Unwin 
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