The death of the co-pilot who mysteriously left the plane mid-flight during an emergency landing was an accident, according to the autopsy
The death of a pilot who fell from a twin-engine plane in North Carolina in July was an accident, according to his autopsy report.Charles Hew Crooks, 23, who was co-piloting the CASA CN-212 Aviocar on July 29, suffered multiple blunt-force injuries in an accidental fall, according to an autopsy report obtained Wednesday by NBC News from the office of the chief medical examiner. from North Carolina. The report concluded that Crooks "did not have any significant natural disease."A toxicology report showed that Crooks was tested for amphetamines, cocaine and opioids and that "toxicology tests did not detect alcohols or common…
