A real-life Indiana Jones! (Harrison Ford Plane Crash Update)

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Hollywood star Harrison Ford did a real-life Indiana Jones after his vintage plane crashed shortly after take-off.

Witnesses say he was briefly checked by medics, then he simply GOT UP AND WALKED AWAY from the scene of the accident! Although initial reports say Ford was taken away on a stretcher, entertainment website Variety.com stated: “According to witnesses, Ford was able to walk away from the accident, and was later attended to by two physicians who were on the scene.”

News website TMZ have acquired video of Mr. Ford minutes after the crash as well as audio of the actor talking to air control just before and during the crash. They report:

5:05 PM PT — TMZ just obtained video of first responders on the scene treating Harrison … just yards away from the plane he just crash landed on the golf course.

5:00 PM PT — Harrison’s son Ben just tweeted, “At the hospital. Dad is ok. Battered, but ok! He is every bit the man you would think he is.”

4:30 PM PT — We’ve obtained intense audio of Harrison talking to the Santa Monica Airport control tower just moments after he’d taken off. Listen … you hear him report engine failure and request an emergency return to the airport.

4:41 PM PT — A witness who was golfing at the time of the crash tells us she heard the engine sputter … and watched the plane do a “nose dive straight on the 8th hole tee box.”

The witness adds, “I was one of the first people to run from the hole toward the plane. 4 to 5 men pulled the pilot out of the plane.”
“They got him away from the plane. They were concerned it would catch on fire.”

“Two doctors were there – and they had a 1st aid box with them. He was conscious, talking a little — a HUGE cut on his head.”

The witness tells us the cut was VERY deep — “A swath of his skin was missing. There was blood dripping down his face.”

 

Jacqui Deevoy

Jacqui Deevoy

My love of fashion and music led me - several decades ago - into working for some of Britain’s top-selling magazines, specialising in news, reviews, fiction, features, astrology and quizzes.

These days, as a journalist, writer and editor I write a wide variety of features, frivolous and serious. I work mainly for women's magazines and national newspapers and also enjoy writing for independent news outlets and websites - the sort that publish stories the mainstream media fail to report.

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