Haunting cockpit audio from a doomed Learjet captures the moment the pilot appears to recite the Lord’s Prayer in the seconds before the plane smashed into the ground in Florida on Sunday, killing all on board.
Haunting cockpit audio from the final moments of the doomed Learjet that crashed in Florida appeared to capture a pilot reciting the Lord’s Prayer as it hurtled to the ground.
A male voice appeared to be saying, “Who art in heaven, hallowed be the name,” as copilot Nathalia Gadelha, 20, screams that they are about to crash and die.
Gadelha also appears to scream, “Look out the window, Jeff!,” in the chilling audio seconds before the jet crashed in a ball of flames.
Authorities have yet to identify who was on the plane that nosedived at high speed into the ground in Palm Beach County, smashing into a mobile home park, downing power lines, and leaving an enormous crater.
Gadelha’s heartbroken family exclusively confirmed toThe Post early Monday that she was the co-pilot heard screaming in the cockpit audio was on board the Learjet.
Here’s the latest on the fatal Learjet crash in Florida
- Learjet co-pilot in fatal Florida crash ID’d as 20-year-old who got her license in high school
- At least 9 dead after $2M Learjet crashes into Florida mobile home park: ‘Sounded like a missile’
- Apocalyptic video shows fiery crater after deadly Florida plane crash — as pilot’s last message could hold a clue
- Haunting final message from Learjet as it plummeted in Florida with 9 dead: ‘We’re out of time’
Authorities are set to hold a press conference later Monday to give more details.
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