NTSB B-Roll Charleston, WV aviation crash May 5, 2017 

PIC failed an IFR check ride not long before this.

perfectscotty I thought the wx was poor? FAA reported ceilings around 100 ft. during that time.

Visibility was at about 10SM. That will be some interesting work with neither blackbox nor CVR.

The FAA reported the aircraft struck its left wing onto runway 05 and veered off the runway Metars KCRW 051054Z 23003KT 10SM FEW001 OVC005 14/13 A2941 RMK AO2 SLP952 VLY FG T01440133= KCRW 051030Z 17004KT 10SM FEW001 OVC005 14/13 A2940 RMK AO2 VLY FG T01390133 $=

It's "B Roll". Usually shown as a commentator talks.

The body can only survive so much force in a forceful, abrupt stop. I've heard of aortas being ripped from the heart. You bleed from internal injuries. The brain be slammed inside the skull. Many possibilities.

Had to been to be 35-40 degrees off of center. Someone commented the PIC was a hotshot pilot.

2018paulrobbinx Shorts 330. N334AC. Info: aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=20170505-0

No, some kind of high wing twin turbo-prop. I do not recognize the model....Looks like a Britten Islander to me..

Shorts 330-200. Follow the link beckem 13 provided in his post. Unfortunately the two occupants died.

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