JetBlue pilot found not guilty by Reason of Insanity byTexas judge

[Cometman]

Just out on the internet

 

[becket]

Good. Anything else would have been a travesty.

 

[Simon Says]

Thank God. May he find Peace in his life.

 

[Ty Webb]

Good. Anything else would have been a travesty.

Yup. Agreed. There was no intent. Whoever made the bone-headed decision to try the guy should be fired. . . . and then put on trial himself.

 

[ultrarunner]

Get this man out of Texas and back close to his family...geez!

 

[Lear70]

Good. Anything else would have been a travesty.

Agreed.

For a career prior-military pilot with no blips on his record to go off like that, it would HAVE to have been something like that.

Glad to see justice done in this case, although it would have been nice not to have seen him charged at all, but either way, glad he's going home to his family.

 

[jonjuan]

Agreed.

For a career prior-military pilot with no blips on his record to go off like that, it would HAVE to have been something like that.

Glad to see justice done in this case, although it would have been nice not to have seen him charged at all, but either way, glad he's going home to his family.

Could be wrong, but I don't think he was a prior military pilot.

 

[Andy]

Could be wrong, but I don't think he was a prior military pilot.

He wasn't. I read an initial report indicating that he had a mil background but that was quickly retracted.

I wish Clayton Osbon and his family all the best. I suspect that they have a rough road in front of them.

Prosecuting him was an absolute travesty of justice. But I've come to expect that from our government over the last decade. Our government has become a blend of the worst aspects of socialism and fascism.

 

[Lear70]

Ah, that's what it was... I read the original report that said that too, then lost track of the story afterwards.

Still, I'm sure he's glad to be back with his family and yes, I'm certain a long road ahead.

 

[Bringupthebird]

So which union stood up and said that pilots should not be put on trial for events occurring in flight?