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He was a licensed pilot. It's unlikely he thought he hadn't done anything wrong. He also repeatedly told the FAA and the NTSB he didn't know where the plane wa
by bambax 3y ago
He was a licensed pilot. It's unlikely he thought he hadn't done anything wrong.
He also repeatedly told the FAA and the NTSB he didn't know where the plane was -- whilst he was in fact cutting it up in his garage...
- jaystraw 3y agoimo, he knew what he was doing was illegal, but didn't think it was wrong.