Austin Pilot Joe Stack Left Disturbing Online Manifesto
Mashable Feb 18 10
If you’ve been following the news, you know that a plane intentionally crashed into an IRS building in Austin, Texas. While details surrounding this tragedy are still being discovered, it appears that the man who owned the plane, Joseph Andrew Stack, left an online manifesto detailing his decision. Stack also set his house on fire before crashing his plane.
If this manifesto is indeed authentic (which it appears to be), these heinous actions don’t appear to be part of any wider terror plot.
We’re embedding the entire disturbed rant here in the event that the website hosting the original gets taken down. Full story...
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