Authorities have made public 911 calls fielded by emergency operators the foggy morning of the fatal Kobe Bryant helicopter crash.
As investigators continue to probe the cause of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others, authorities have made public a series of 911 calls fielded by emergency operators on that foggy Sunday morning.
A third caller: “It went over my head. It’s thick in clouds. And then I heard a pop, and it immediately stopped. If this guy doesn’t have night vision, he is completely IFR [instrument flight rules].”, which is one of the subjects of the investigation.
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