Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Fake Plane Crash YouTuber Admits He Broke Federal Law" video.

  1. I don’t think it was insured or that he filed an insurance claim if it was. The thing they really nailed him on here is that he hired a helicopter transport company to retrieve the wreckage from the crash site without NTSB clearance, perhaps even before he reported the crash. Then he cut up the wreckage into small enough parts that they could be disposed of in nearby dumpsters and trash receptacles. And that’s pretty sus in itself, but he was also disposing of wreckage some distance away from the airport/hangar facility. That’s destroying and concealing evidence, and that’s a serious crime that even outweighs his other crimes. The Feds might have been able to piece together a case from all the circumstantial evidence if there wasn’t an obstruction charge, so I don’t agree that your strategy is a sure fire way to avoid a prosecution. But I would agree that the cover up is worse than the original crime. But in your strategy’s favor, the feds might have decided that the expense and effort wasn’t worth it for the other stuff if they didn’t have the obstruction charge. That’s basically what they did by letting him plead guilty to obstruction. Anyway, I don’t think you’re 100% wrong, either.
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  2. 😂 I followed this case at the time, and I thought he would get nailed for destroying evidence. This result couldn’t happen to a nicer more deserving guy.
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