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Casey Anthony's get-away jet
Currently in the air and en-route to Columbus Ohio - arriving at 2:50AM Sunday morning (flightaware.com) Más...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
This aircraft is owned by a holding company owned by Stephen Germain. Germain owns auto dealerships and other properties in both Florida and Columbus Ohio. This aircraft often makes flights between KORL and KCMH. It's highly unlikely that this flight has anything to do with Casey Anthony.
It could or it couldn't. oh well, WHO CARES?!?!
How exactly would she afford this flight?
She was actually on N950KA. Pilatus PC12. Departed Executive with no flight plan filed.
I agree it is not the jet to Ohio. The morning news in So. Florida said it was a single engine prop plane. The only one that left the Orlando area before 3 AM was N40755 a PA28 which filed for Naples, however, as you will see, it back tracked to Melbourne. http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N40755 This puts her close to her attorney who is still working on appeals and other legal matters. Yet, there is still another alternative. She flew out VFR or didn't fly out at all. It could be a smoke screen!
@Towe443 - Did you actually see her personally get on the aircraft and take-off, or is this another piece of hearsay evidence? As far as I'm concerned, the case is over and she cannot be tried again. Therefore, who cares what she does from hereon out. If she did kill her child, I sure we will hear about her again, just like OJ!
Towe443 is completely correct, this ain't the plane. We watched it take off and it was definitely a PC-12 but no one I was with could make out the tail numbers. There was no flight plan listed and the plane started up and taxied to the runway with no lighting at all. From our vantage point it didn't even look like there were cabin lights on. Once on the runway and after run-up, they turned on the lights, throttled up and were gone. We didn't see her, we just know that one of the cars from Masons office came to KORL and drove to the area of this airplane.