Two bodies, one of which is presumedly the kamikaze pilot, and one other person.
14 injured.
All of this is unreported, so don't take it as 100% true if it ends up being off, but everything I've been told so far has held up.
The plane directly hit a break room, which saved a lot of casualties (I know, imagine that, government employees not being in a break room during the work day)... there was an office next door which had three people in it. One person was the reported death (appears to be the only one so far, along with pilot), one was severely burned, lost his nose, bad injuries, then the third broke a few bones and had minor burns. I'm not sure where the other injuries came from, but I believe there were 13, 14 injured and just the one dead.
While the single death is unfortunate, it's absolutely incredible that the death toll isn't in the double digits - especially when you look at the building as a whole.
Two bodies, one of which is presumedly the kamikaze pilot, and one other person.
14 injured.
I have a direct connection with the building that was attacked yesterday and the one casualty within the IRS. The plane hit the persons office directly, and not a break room. The plane hit the side where the collection officers work and many collection officers work flexiplace (at their home) or out in the field, which probably saved a lot of innocent lives.
I agree with you that it is absolutely incredible that the death toll isn't in the double digits - especially when you look at the building as a whole.
I think he hit that retaining wall under the building first and that lessened the impact on the building itself. I drive on that access road almost every day to get to my girlfriend's place about 3 blocks away. It looked surreal last night with all the floodlights on it.
According to a graphic in the Statesman much of the area where the plane hit was space currently for lease. Doesn't help the guy who was in the office that was not for lease but it could have been much worse.
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Had to be bald. No other reason to wear a hat like that.
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