What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(4) The airman had no airman certificate and was reported to have had only one hour of instruction in the aircraft. (5) FAR should be amended requiring manufacturers of aircraft commonly referred to as ultralights, to inform purchasers that there are regulatory requirements governing the operation of their products. (9) 91.203 in that the aircraft was operated without an airworthiness or registration certificate. 61.3 in that the operator had neither a pilot or a medical certificate. No violation will be pursued, due to the death of the pilot who was also the owner. A safety recommendation was made.
As the FAA filed it
(4) THE AIRMAN HAD NO AIRMAN CERTIFICATE AND WAS REPORTED TO HAVE HAD ONLY ONE HOUR OF INSTRUCTION IN THE AIRCRAFT. (5) FAR SHOULD BE AMENDED REQUIRING MANUFACTURERS OF AIRCRAFT COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS ULTRALIGHTS, TO INFORM PURCHASERS THAT THERE ARE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF THEIR PRODUCTS. (9) 91.203 IN THAT THE AIRCRAFT WAS OPERATED WITHOUT AN AIRWORTHINESS OR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE. 61.3 IN THAT THE OPERATOR HAD NEITHER A PILOT OR A MEDICAL CERTIFICATE. NO VIOLATION WILL BE PURSUED, DUE TO THE DEATH OF THE PILOT WHO WAS ALSO THE OWNER. A SAFETY RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE.