I live out in the country under a flight path. On March 5th I heard what sounded like a plane in distress and went out to look. The plane did appear to be in trouble and indeed did end up crashing a shot time later a county over. Didnt think much of it except that was kind of sad.

Yesterday I heard another plane with the same sound of distress and went out to look again. The plane appeared to be basically doing the same thing the first plane was doing. This plane also went on to crash into Lake Okeechobee Fla.

Now I have basically been off line for most of the week so Im not sure if this was really any kind of news on the national scale but, the second crash has some interesting players aboard which they have just identified.

Deputies say Eduardo Mulet, 45, of West Palm Beach; Eric Peterson, 73, of Lighthouse Point; Matthew Fiorello, 36, of Palm Beach Gardens; Heather Bridwell, 43, of Jupiter; and Edwin Mortell III, 54, of Stuart, were killed after the plane went down around 3:30 p.m into Lake Okeechobee.

The pilot of the plane was Mulet, who also worked at the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

Mulet was a licensed commercial pilot, and worked as a computer technician. Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Teri Barbera said Mulet was not an agency employee but serviced the agency’s computers as an employee of a private contractor.

Peterson, Bridwell, Mortell and Firoello all worked for the same law firm, Peterson Bernard. The law firm has offices in Stuart, West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale.

I find it curious these lawyers are all with the same firm which has locations in the same areas where many of those rounded up in the big sex sting a couple weeks ago came from.

This plane was flying back from Tampa. What were they all doing over there when they are all located from the East Coast of Fla?

If you noticed in the snippet the one that wasnt a lawyer was: Mulet was a licensed commercial pilot, and worked as a computer technician. Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Teri Barbera said Mulet was not an agency employee but serviced the agency’s computers as an employee of a private contractor.

I mention this for a couple reasons, but one being how both planes had the same distressed sound that got my attention. The other being he is a private contractor computer tech for Palm Bch Sheriffs office.

We all know what Q has had to say about plane crashes. I haven't been a line long enough to dig yet to see if any of these lawyers are connected to an of those big names busted yet, but I thought others might wish to dig on them if this hasn't made national news. I hope someone does take a look as Im just not feeling well enough to dig into it at the moment, but thought it might be important enough to at least get out there.

Sauce for 2nd crash with Lawyers:

https://www.wpbf.com/article/plane-crash-into-lake-okeechobee-near-the-pahokee-marina/26766933

Sauce for 1st crash: https://www.wpbf.com/article/small-plane-crashes-near-vero-lake-estates/26681268

>>5593738

Yes the weather was fine and clear. A little breezy, but not enough to be a factor. I just thought I was having a deja vu with the engine sounds.

Like someone putting their foot on and off an accelerator, and the wings on both were rocking back and forth like the planes were trying to get someones attention or waving hello sort of deal. I did not see any smoke though

>>5593870

Something was going on. The pilots were really struggling it appeared. I wasnt in the cockpit with them to know for sure, but I think its a safe guess as to witnessing the planes themselves trying t fly. The second plane for some reason bypassed the closer airport, Okeechobee and ended up missing the one it did go for by 400 yards and went into the lake. When they were over my house they were pretty low and should have been able to hit the Okee. Airport. Unless they couldnt turn.

Rumor has it someone swam away and they looked for them, but let it go as it appeared only 5 were supposed to be on the plane and all were accounted for.