Joseph Andrew Stack Austin Plane Crasher

Joseph Andrew Stack is believed to be the pilot of the small plane that struck the office building in Austin, Texas yesterday 18th Feb, 2010 on Thursday morning. Pieces of information have started to emerge about the pilot Joseph Andrew Stack, who is believed to be a software engineer.

Georgetown Municipal Airport air traffic control cleared Joseph Andrew Stack for takeoff at about 09:45 A.M. He was asked by the controller that what will be the direction of his flight. Joseph Andrew Stack replied, he will be travelling southbound and for that answer he received the word “Super”.

Joseph Andrew Stack exits the Georgetown Municipal airport control zone and the controller informed him that his frequency would be changed to the southbound. Joseph Andrew Stack thanked the air controller and continued his journey to southbound towards Austin Texas for about 40 miles.

Flying parallel to the interstate highway 35 Joseph Andrew Stack changed his rout and made a westerly turn, while flying low and in full speed, directly hitting the Austin office building “Echelon Building” that houses the IRS.

The six story building at once burst into flames, while windows started to pop out of heat. An eye witness resembles the incident as an earthquake.

The 50-year-old software engineer Joseph Andrew Stack was the resident of North Austin, where he lived with his wife Sheryl and a 12-year-old daughter.

Right before suicide attack on the IRS housing building, he posted a note on his company’s website that shows that he might be angry on the Government and IRS regarding tax problems.

The note read, if you are reading this, you are no doubt asking yourself, that why did this have to occur? The truth is it is a complicated matter and it has been coming for a long time.

Government have to launch an investigation into the matter, to find out if he is connected to Taliban or 9/11 attacks on Twin Towers.