Angry Over-Taxed Citizen kamakazis Plane into IRS Building

The Austin Plane Incident: An Attack on the IRS?
By Hilary Hylton / Austin Thursday, Feb. 18, 2010



Andrew Joseph Stack III, and one other person were killed when the software engineer
fueled with rage against the IRS slammed his plane Thursday morning into the hulking
Echelon 1 building.




In a ranting manifesto posted on a Web site, Stack lashed out at the government —
especially it's tax code — claiming they robbed him of his savings and derailed his career.


The long, rambling rant posted on a website eerily reflected the angry populist sentiments
that have swept the country in the past year.

In it, a Joe Stack inveighed against intrusive Big Brother government, corrupt corporate giants,
irrational taxes, as well as the "puppet" George Bush.

"I choose not to pretend that business as usual won't continue," he wrote.
"I have just had enough. I can only hope that the numbers quickly get too big to be white washed
and ignored that the American zombies wake up and revolt."

And then Stack apparently got in a Piper Cherokee PA-28 at about 9:40 a.m. at an airport
in suburban Austin, Texas, and flew the plane into a commercial building housing an IRS office,
killing himself, seriously injuring two people on the ground and starting a conflagration
that lasted several hours.




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great job wonderboy, you are relieved of your tax burden forever

glad he got that out of his system

This will probably result in additional tax penalties.

java wrote:

This will probably result in additional tax penalties.

sure, now they will have to plane proof their offices

KK wrote:

java wrote:

This will probably result in additional tax penalties.

sure, now they will have to plane proof their offices

Dying in a Kamikaze attack is no excuse for not paying his taxes.

java wrote:

KK wrote:

java wrote:

This will probably result in additional tax penalties.

sure, now they will have to plane proof their offices

Dying in a Kamikaze attack is no excuse for not paying his taxes.

bet he gets a late fee too

KK wrote:

java wrote:

KK wrote:

java wrote:

This will probably result in additional tax penalties.

sure, now they will have to plane proof their offices

Dying in a Kamikaze attack is no excuse for not paying his taxes.

bet he gets a late fee too

He sure seems to have figured out the most sure strategy for tax avoidance I've ever heard of...

java wrote:

KK wrote:

java wrote:

KK wrote:

java wrote:

This will probably result in additional tax penalties.

sure, now they will have to plane proof their offices

Dying in a Kamikaze attack is no excuse for not paying his taxes.

bet he gets a late fee too

He sure seems to have figured out the most sure strategy for tax avoidance I've ever heard of...

pffffft, that would be become a congressman

UPDATE

IRS worker's widow sues Texas suicide pilot's wife

Associated Press
Tue Feb 23, 9:05 pm ET

AUSTIN, Texas –

The widow of the Internal Revenue Service employee killed when a Texas man
crashed his plane into the agency's Austin office is suing the pilot's widow.

Attorney Daniel Ross says the lawsuit against Sheryl Stack seeks to determine
if the pilot left behind insurance policies or other assets.

Ross represents Valerie Hunter, whose 68-year-old husband Vernon Hunter was
killed last week when authorities say Joseph Stack deliberately crashed his
single-engine plane into the IRS office.

Joseph Stack left behind a lengthy anti-government Internet posting
blaming the IRS for personal problems spanning decades.

The lawsuit filed Monday says Sheryl Stack should have warned others about her husband.




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His taxes still have to be paid and next year his estate will have to pay for the first two months of this year...plus the lawsuits.

i wonder if he can write off the plane a s a loss

Suicide is selfish. Insurance doesn't pay for suicide so if he had some, she won't get anything. Now they want to make her responsible for his actions - like she really could have done something. I think she should file a class action suit against the government for theft, fraud, harrassment, wrongful impersonation of leadership, tax evasion (no one up there pays taxes), misappropriation of funds - our's, breech of contract, and anything else we can think of. I'd join the crusade - gimme my pen!

I shudder at the thought I would be held responsible for crazy stuff my S/O may do








java...JAVA, look at me !!! I'm just teasin'

Giada wrote:

Suicide is selfish. Insurance doesn't pay for suicide so if he had some, she won't get anything. Now they want to make her responsible for his actions - like she really could have done something. I think she should file a class action suit against the government for theft, fraud, harrassment, wrongful impersonation of leadership, tax evasion (no one up there pays taxes), misappropriation of funds - our's, breech of contract, and anything else we can think of. I'd join the crusade - gimme my pen!

she's the wife, she's entitled