If you live in Colorado, you will have heard by now of the plane crash that occurred this afternoon.
Two small planes hit each other in mid-air, and the resultant wreckage landed on a house, setting it ablaze.
I was in the offices of KUVO, preparing for my first solo radio show. I was at a desk where I had disconnected the PC's network cable, and plugged my iBook into the network.
Suddenly, from the speakers of this un-networked PC, came a distorted voice, frantically talking, fading in and then abruptly back out. Everyone in the building heard it on speakers in radios and/or computers.
20 minutes later, we heard of the crash.
That voice, was obviously one of the two pilots, and his last words.
To say I was shaken would be an understatement. Even as I write, an hour later, I'm still unsettled by the whole thing.
More information can be found here - although as this is breaking news, the URL could change.
As yet there is no news of any survivors or the number of people involved.
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