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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the Edmond Haronian and Jason Glazier case for a while, and I just can't stop wondering about the weather conditions on that day. I know the official reports mentioned clear skies, but does anyone have more specifics? Like, were there any unexpected gusts or changes in wind patterns near Catalina that day? Was there anything unusual happening meteorologically that day that might not have been widely reported? Sometimes those small shifts can make a big difference, especially for pilots. Appreciate any insights or resources where I might get more detailed weather information for that weekend. Thanks!
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I've been digging into this case of Edmond Haronian and Jason Glazier, and something that's been bothering me is the oil slick spotted in the water where the plane was last tracked. It's curious that this slick was found, but no wreckage or any personal items turned up in the search area. Could this suggest a malfunction or something else entirely? Also, if there wasn't a distress call, it makes me wonder what might've happened so suddenly. I've read that sometimes oil slicks can occur even without a crash if there's a fuel leak or discharge. I just feel like this detail hasn't been given enough weight in the discussions. Anyone else following this aspect? Thoughts?
