What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Narrative: aircraft departed bloomington, Indiana enroute to burbank, California. Aircraft encountered turbulence at FL 35,000 over Kansas. When the pilot went to the cabin to check on his passengers, he noticed fuel siphoning from under the left wing. A decision was made to make a precautionary landing at Garden City, Kansas. Pilot stated that a mechanic was employed to troubleshoot the problem and he ascertained that the screws at the fueling port were not properly torqued. The mechanic torqued the screws and approved the aircraft for return to service. The pilot stated that kal-aero of kalamazoo, Michigan had just completed some work on the aircraft and believed it was sb 1125-57-136R2 pertaining to this fueling port.
As the FAA filed it
NARRATIVE: AIRCRAFT DEPARTED BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA ENROUTE TO BURBANK, CALIFORNIA. AIRCRAFT ENCOUNTERED TURBULENCE AT FL 35,000 OVER KANSAS. WHEN THE PILOT WENT TO THE CABIN TO CHECK ON HIS PASSENGERS, HE NOTICED FUEL SIPHONING FROM UNDER THE LEFT WING. A DECISION WAS MADE TO MAKE A PRECAUTIONARY LANDING AT GARDEN CITY, KANSAS. PILOT STATED THAT A MECHANIC WAS EMPLOYED TO TROUBLESHOOT THE PROBLEM AND HE ASCERTAINED THAT THE SCREWS AT THE FUELING PORT WERE NOT PROPERLY TORQUED. THE MECHANIC TORQUED THE SCREWS AND APPROVED THE AIRCRAFT FOR RETURN TO SERVICE. THE PILOT STATED THAT KAL-AERO OF KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN HAD JUST COMPLETED SOME WORK ON THE AIRCRAFT AND BELIEVED IT WAS SB 1125-57-136R2 PERTAINING TO THIS FUELING PORT.