Loretta Fuddy Plane Crash Death Gets More and More Strange! Own Brother Disputes Autopsy Results!
Shortly after the plane soared from Kalaupapa, Molokai, Mr. Kawasaki heard a bang and the engine died. At that moment, all nine passengers faced imminent and inexplicable death.
The controversy swirling around President Obama’s birth certificate simply will not die. Take a recent plane crash in Hawaii.
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(The Blaze) — Footage of the December plane crash that killed the Hawaii official who verified and released President Barack Obama’s birth certificate was aired this week, showing the terrifying moments as the small plane approached the water and hit.
Ferdinand Puentes, a passenger on the plane, told KHON-TV he turned on his GoPro camera as the 2002 Cessna Grand Caravan was going down.
The plane carried nine people, including Loretta Fuddy, director of Hawaii’s Department of Health. She was the only person to die after the crash off the coast of Kalaupapa, Molokai, on Dec. 11.
“It just bit into me like ‘am I dreaming?’” Puentes told KHON of the water landing.
Watch the footage taken by Puentes, which he provided to ABC News:
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Ferdinand Puentes managed to stay afloat while waiting for rescue after the plane went down on Dec. 11. (Image source: Ferdinand Puentes/Facebook)
All passengers had exited the plane and were later reached by rescue swimmers and helicopters. When a swimmer reached Fuddy in the water, he found she was not responsive and didn’t have a pulse.
In the final moments of her life, Fuddy clung to the hand of her deputy, Keith Yamamoto, while floating in the water. Fuddy, who gained notoriety in 2011 for her role in making Obama’s birth certificate public, held hands with Yamamoto as he tried to help her relax, said the Rev. Patrick Killilea, who consoled Yamamoto after the ordeal.
This undated image from video provided by the Hawaii Department of Health shows Hawaii Health Department Director Loretta Fuddy. Fudday was killed after a small plane with nine people aboard crashed into the water off the Hawaiian island of Molokai Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013 according to Tom Matsuda, the interim executive director of Hawaii’s health insurance exchange. Fuddy was 65. (AP/Hawaii Deaprtment of Health)
“He recounted how he said he helped Loretta into her life jacket and he held her hand for some time,” the priest told the Associated Press. “They were all floating together, and she let go and there was no response from her.”
Fuddy and Yamamoto were on the flight after an annual visit to Kalaupapa, where the state exiled leprosy patients until 1969. The area is accessible only by plane or mule.
An image snapped by Puentes showing the plane under water. (Image source: Ferdinand Puentes via KHOU-TV)
Since the crash, Puentes told the news station he has a fear of flying, but it has changed his life perspective to not take anything for granted. Thursday, Puentes boarded a flight to help overcome his fear.
“It hurts, but you have to heal, my way of healing, and move forward,” he told KHON.
Watch KHON-TV’s report:
The crash was deemed the result of the plane’s single engine failing shortly after it had taken off.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
(H/T: Daily Mail)
The lead investigator in Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Cold Case Posse investigation of President Obama’s birth certificate says the case has taken a startling turn, and sheriff’s investigators now are assisting the Cold Case volunteers.
“When this information is finally exposed to the public, it will be universe-shattering,” Mike Zullo told WND. “This is beyond the pale of anything you can imagine.”
Zullo explained that because it’s an active investigation that could produce criminal charges, he’s unable to reveal details at the moment.
But the allegations, he said, which go far beyond a fraudulent birth certificate, could be public as early as March.
The issue arose once again because of the death Wednesday in Hawaii of state Health Department chief Loretta Fuddy in a plane crash. She was the official who waived state prohibitions and provided to the White House a copy of a document that Obama presented to the public as his birth certificate.
It’s the document that Arpaio’s investigators have concluded is fraudulent.
Amid conspiracy theories circulating the Internet, Zullo told WND Friday that Fuddy’s death – she was the only fatality among nine people aboard a small airplane that crashed off the coast of Molokai – appears to be a tragic accident, not foul play.
He said his investigation does not depend on any information from Fuddy.
In an interview today with author and talk-radio host Carl Gallups of PPSimmons News and Ministry Network and the author of “The Magic Man in the Sky,” and the new “The Rabbi who Found Messiah,” Zullo said his investigation of the Obama fraud case “does not hinge on Ms. Fuddy.”
“While her death certainly is a tragedy, it in no way hampers our investigation in this matter,” he said. “If people truly believe that her untimely demise was somehow related to an attempt to silence her for ‘what she may or may not know,’ then there are several more people in Hawaii who should be very, very concerned.
“Again, I want to emphasize,” Zullo said, “Sheriff Arpaio and I do not, at this time, believe her death was connected to any nefarious circumstances.”
The birth certificate dispute dates back to before the 2008 election. Critics, including Hillary Clinton, raised the issue about Obama’s status as a “natural-born citizen.” Not defined in the Constitution, it probably was thought at the time of the writing of the Constitution to be someone born of two citizen parents.
Obama fails that test because his father was a Kenyan student visiting the U.S.
Arpaio assigned his Cold Case Posse to look into the issue before the 2012 election, when constituents approached him and asked him to check whether Obama would be an ineligible candidate on the presidential election ballot.
In a recent radio interview with Gallups, Zullo affirmed the investigation had been expanded to the county sheriff’s office and was “moving in a direction that was not anticipated by us.”
“The whole [issue] is more nefarious than you can imagine,” Zullo said, crediting Arpaio for ordering the investigation and sticking with it.
“He knows in his gut that something is wrong,” Zullo said.
Dozens of lawsuits have been filed without success. One case is pending before the Alabama Supreme Court for which Zullo provided evidence.
[H/T WND]
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