This is always a judgment call. It goes without saying that the RIGHT
thing to do is to check with the NTSB first and let them see it as it
could aid in the investigation. The commercial end of the equation is
that you might be able to generate some income from the clip by hawking
it but that's doubtful at this point.
Naturally being involved in P51 flight safety, my advice is to call the
NTSB immediately and vet the film with them as soon as possible.
Thank you if you choose that path.
Dudley Henriques

Paul Dow (Remove Caps in mail address) wrote:
I was at the south end of the field taking pictures of the air race.
Most of those didn't come out good, but I happened to change to movie
clip mode when the planes were landing and caught the crash.

I've been trying to figure out how to let people see it without it being
exploited by being copied on to a bunch of other video sites. After all,
there was a fatality in the collision. I put a watermark on it.
Hopefully it isn't too distracting.

It looks like I was nearby the person who took the other clip that
appears on aero-news

http://www.eaa1310.org/n8082u.htm