
According to Reuters, a
mock-up plane crash erected as a Halloween display was mistaken for the real thing. Los Angeles police visited the home, but were informed by the homeowner that it was not a real accident.
The homeowner is an aircraft mechanic in training and the parts are from a real Gulfstream jet. Apparently, once people realise it's just a display, the only problem is them slowing their cars to take a good look.
(Thanks, Robert.)
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Plane crash? It's not even a halloweeny plane crash.
So what were the police thinking? Maybe a plane crashed and no FAA authorities heard about it until long after the fires were out? Or maybe they thought they'd find one of the long-lost Bermuda Triangle planes.
'Tis a tribute to the show "Lost".
But, Dily does seem to be correct according to this article.
http://www.nola.com/living/t-p/index.ssf?/base/living-7/116149822456910.xml&coll=1
Also, the guy says all but one reaction has been positive. The one negative reaction? Somebody drove by and flipped him off. :lol:
Haha, sometimes I forget the world is not a nerdlinger like me. :-D
But then, I don't think much of the 'haunted houses for Jesus" that pop up around my neck of the woods, either.