Helicopter Carrying Kobe Bryant Crashed, One Witness Claims There Was an Explosion and a Large Ball of Fire

Kapanlagi.com - The accident that claimed the lives of the world basketball legend, Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna, has shocked many people. According to the commander of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, the accident occurred at 10 a.m. near Las Virgenes Road.

It turns out that the crash of Kobe Bryant's helicopter was witnessed by local residents, one of whom was Jerry Kocharian. The 62-year-old man, who was outside the church at the time, saw the helicopter flying low in the air.

"The sound of the helicopter was not good, and it was flying very low," he said, as quoted from the Los Angeles Times.

1. Shaken in the Air

Jerry also witnessed the helicopter struggling to stay flying high until it was shaken in the air. Eventually, he couldn't see it anymore because it was covered in fog.

"I managed to see it shaking (in the air) but it was difficult to see further because it was very foggy," he said.

2. There is a Big Fireball

Not long after, Jerry heard a loud explosion accompanied by a big fireball. When he saw it, Jerry was convinced that no one could survive that tragic accident.

"The helicopter fell into the fog and suddenly boom, there was a big fireball. No one will survive that," he concluded.

(kpl/tmd)