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New Flight Deck Video Reveals Clear Picture of Delta Flight 4819 Crash in Toronto
Toronto, Canada – A newly surfaced video provides a clear and chilling view of the moment Delta Flight 4819 crash-landed and overturned at Toronto Pearson International Airport on February 17, 2025.
The footage, filmed from the flight deck of an aircraft awaiting takeoff, captures the terrifying incident in real time.
The video shows the Delta Airlines CRJ900 regional jet, operated by Endeavor Air, approaching the runway for landing after arriving from Minneapolis (MSP).
Initially, the aircraft appears to be executing a routine landing. However, upon touching down, it suddenly overturns, flipping onto its roof and coming to a rest inverted on the snow-covered tarmac.
Moments later, flight attendants and emergency crews swiftly initiated evacuation procedures, assisting the 80 passengers and crew members on board.
18 people sustained injuries, with three individuals— including a child— listed in critical condition.The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) has launched an in-depth investigation into the crash, citing severe weather conditions at the time, which included strong winds and blowing snow, as a possible contributing factor.
Officials are analyzing the newly released video, which provides critical insights into the sequence of events, helping investigators determine the exact cause of the accident.
Following the incident, Toronto Pearson International Airport temporarily suspended all arrivals and departures as emergency crews responded.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed a ground stop was issued in the immediate aftermath of the crash.
Authorities continue to assess the circumstances surrounding the accident, and further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.
Tokyo, Japan – Voice actress and live streamer Mogami Ai was brutally stabbed to death while broadcasting live on the Japanese streaming platform ふわっち (Whowatch) in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
Authorities have arrested a male suspect at the scene, who allegedly carried out the attack while the livestream continued to broadcast to viewers.
According to reports, Mogami was in the midst of a 企画 (planned broadcast) where she attempted to walk around the entire Yamanote Line, a popular train loop in Tokyo.
During the stream, viewers suddenly heard a chilling scream—”Kyaa! Help me!”—which continued for nearly a minute before abruptly stopping.
Shortly after, a bloodied individual appeared on-screen. The attacker, still holding a knife, then turned the smartphone camera toward himself, revealing his face to the livestream audience.
The comment section was immediately flooded with shocked reactions, with many viewers questioning if this was a random attack.
Instead of stopping the broadcast, the suspect continued filming the fallen Mogami as she lay motionless on the ground.
A passerby, witnessing the horrific scene, intervened and shouted, “What are you doing?!” Moments later, police arrived at the scene and confronted the suspect.
“Did you do this?” an officer asked.
“I did it,” the man responded calmly, still holding the weapon.
Police immediately took the suspect into custody, officially declaring him under arrest.
Officers then checked Mogami’s condition and confirmed, “No breathing.”
As a crowd gathered around the scene, their shocked voices could be heard in the background of the livestream, which remained active for a significant amount of time before eventually being cut off.
Authorities have not yet released further details about the suspect’s identity or motive, though initial reports suggest he may have been an anti-fan of Mogami.
Investigations are currently ongoing.