Reason For Aircraft Crash That Killed Devil Uses Prada Drummer Exposed

A San Diego airplane crash last month shook the music world when it was found a well known manufacturer and cherished metalcore drummer were eliminated … and now we have a much better concept of what triggered the disaster.

TMZ broke the news that Daniel Williams— previous drummer for the metalcore band The Devil Uses Prada– was amongst the 6 individuals eliminated in the Might 22 crash.

According to an FAA initial report seen by TMZ … authorities identified the pilot– thought to be popular music manufacturer Dave Shapiro— was flying the Cessna S550 too low due to bad weather on his descent to Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport. The airplane clipped power transmission lines about 90 feet high, 2 miles out from the runway– and dropped into an area.

The FAA report specifies the power lines trimmed a part of the airplane’s tail and stabilizers, which were discovered near the lines later. The particles field– which set homes and vehicles on fire– had to do with 1,200 feet in length. 8 individuals were hurt on the ground … however none fatally.

The FAA report keeps in mind the airport’s Automated Surface area Observing System, a weather condition tool to guide airplane on runway technique, was not working. The pilot acknowledged at the time he knew the problem, and continued his descent.

Daniel was not the present drummer of the popular Christian metalcore group … however his daddy, Larry, informed us at the time his kid was with them for many years and contributed in the band’s enormous success.