What happened
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March 31, 2022, approx. 1045 hours (CST). Witness stated that the aircraft was exiting ramp E4 and was still on a high rate of speed.
Witness noticed the aircraft was not in control. N21BS left the taxi into the grass and back on to the ramp.
Aircraft headed towards the hangar and witness noticed the pilot was incapacitated, as the aircraft approach the hangar. Aircraft N25CE was chocked and parked.
N21BS hit the empennage / right elevator of N25CE with its propeller. The left wing lodge itself under the empennage and aircraft turn sharply into the right wing and N21BS propeller proceeded to hit right outboard flap and under the right wing lodging itself into #2 engine and right main landing gear of N25CE.
Witness and other ground member open the aircraft door and immediately shut the aircraft off. Pilot was removed from aircraft.
Medical team arrived and started performing cpr. Pilot did not recover. Pilot was declared deceased. Toxicology report is unknown at this time. Medical examiner report unknown at this time
As the FAA filed it
MARCH 31, 2022, APPROX. 1045 HOURS (CST). WITNESS STATED THAT THE AIRCRAFT WAS EXITING RAMP E4 AND WAS STILL ON A HIGH RATE OF SPEED.
WITNESS NOTICED THE AIRCRAFT WAS NOT IN CONTROL. N21BS LEFT THE TAXI INTO THE GRASS AND BACK ON TO THE RAMP.
AIRCRAFT HEADED TOWARDS THE HANGAR AND WITNESS NOTICED THE PILOT WAS INCAPACITATED, AS THE AIRCRAFT APPROACH THE HANGAR. AIRCRAFT N25CE WAS CHOCKED AND PARKED.
N21BS HIT THE EMPENNAGE / RIGHT ELEVATOR OF N25CE WITH ITS PROPELLER. THE LEFT WING LODGE ITSELF UNDER THE EMPENNAGE AND AIRCRAFT TURN SHARPLY INTO THE RIGHT WING AND N21BS PROPELLER PROCEEDED TO HIT RIGHT OUTBOARD FLAP AND UNDER THE RIGHT WING LODGING ITSELF INTO #2 ENGINE AND RIGHT MAIN LANDING GEAR OF N25CE.
WITNESS AND OTHER GROUND MEMBER OPEN THE AIRCRAFT DOOR AND IMMEDIATELY SHUT THE AIRCRAFT OFF. PILOT WAS REMOVED FROM AIRCRAFT.
MEDICAL TEAM ARRIVED AND STARTED PERFORMING CPR. PILOT DID NOT RECOVER. PILOT WAS DECLARED DECEASED. TOXICOLOGY REPORT IS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. MEDICAL EXAMINER REPORT UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME
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