Amazon jet crash in Miami leaves five dead as a streamer’s crash-site selfie sparks backlash and questions about access to the wreckage.
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Five people were killed and five injured after an Amazon Prime Air cargo plane operated by 21 Air overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, September 6. Flight 7598 was arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when the Boeing 767 went beyond the runway, struck vehicles and caught fire.
Now, photos showing people posing in front of the wreckage are drawing criticism. Social posts identify Kick streamer Binx and allege she entered private property to take a selfie at the crash site. Dexerto has reported the backlash. The trespassing claim remains an allegation, and the photos alone do not establish whether access was authorized.
We’re reviewing the crash-site images, the reported controversy and the emergency response before following the NTSB investigation. Jennifer Homendy’s September 7 briefing is scheduled for 4 p.m. ET, with questions surrounding the flight recorders, landing sequence and wreckage examination. The crash’s cause has not been established.
How did people get this close to the aircraft, and where is the line between documenting a disaster and using it for content? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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