Seminole off airport landing Shakopee

One of my pilot friends says it happened so close to his house he could almost see the wreckage from his couch - he shot these photos, and said the recovery crew showed up with a demolition saw, removed the tail, and whisked away the airplane very quickly. The PIC did a great job of finding a clearing in such a densely populated suburban area, especially considering the loss of power seems to have occurred at pattern altitude, in the downwind.

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25 gallons of fuel in both wings and both engines fail? Hmmm
 
Racerx said:
25 gallons of fuel in both wings and both engines fail? Hmmm
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My thoughts too. Also based on ColinD's comment sounds like the airplane wasn't investigated at the scene.
 
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