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USA TODAY
5-6-2009
قام أمريكي صاحب شركات لاستثمار النقود بإسقاط طائرته الشخصية التي كان يقودها كي يلفّق قصة موته، ليسقط عن كاهله الديون التي عانى منها جراء الأزمة الاقتصادية ويُنهي مشاكله الزوجية المتأزمة.

وثبت للمحكمة أن ماركوس شرينكر [38 عامًا] من ولاية إنديانا مذنب بتهمة إسقاطه طائرته الصغيرة وقيامه بإطلاق نداءات استغاثة كاذبة.

ويواجه المتهم حكمًا بالحبس لمدة 26 عامًا وغرامة مالية تقدر بنصف مليون دولار، بالإضافة إلى 38 ألف دولار تعويضًا للجيش الذي حاول مساعدته إثر نداءات الاستغاثة الكاذبة التي أطلقها. وفقًا لصحيفة ديلي تلغراف البريطانية.

ويقول المدعون العامون: إن المتهم كان يعاني مشاكل مالية جعلته يفر بطائرته مغادرًا ولاية إنديانا إلى ولاية ألاباما، حيث أطلق نداءات استغاثة يقول فيها: إن زجاج طائرته الأمامي قد تحطم إلى جهة الداخل، وإنه يعاني نزيفًا حادًا قبل أن يقطع الاتصال.

واعترف شرينكر أنه وجّه طائرته تجاه خليج المكسيك ثم قام بتشغيل الطيار الآلي قبل أن يقفز بالمظلة فوق ولاية ألاباما، حيث راوده أمل أن تتحطم طائرته في البحر ليوحي بأنه قضى نحبه وفقد مع حطامها، وتابع المتهم أقواله بأنه ركب دراجة نارية واتجه صوب فلوريدا.

وحاولت طائرات عسكرية اعتراض الطائرة قبل سقوطها لتجد بابها مفتوحًا وغرفة الطيار مظلمة، حيث قطعت مسافة 320 كيلومترًا بدون طيار، لكن وقودها سرعان ما نفد لتسقط متحطمة فوق بلدة كوينسي بولاية فلوريدا.

وانتظرت السلطات في ولاية إنديانا نتائج التحقيقات في فلوريدا قبل أن تواصل الدعاوى المقدمة ضد شرينكر في قضايا احتيال ضد أناس استثمروا أموالهم في شركاته بمبالغ تقدر بالملايين.

وقال شرينكر: إن مشاكله المالية والعائلية التي أحاطت به من كل جانب اضطرته لأن يغادر ولاية إنديانا ويقوم بفعلته تلك

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Money manager guilty in Florida plane crash


PENSACOLA, Fla. — An Indiana money manager pleaded guilty Friday to federal charges that he crashed his airplane near a Florida Panhandle neighborhood, part of an elaborate scheme to fake his death and escape financial problems and a crumbling marriage.
Marcus Schrenker, 38, spoke with a clear voice as he pleaded guilty to intentionally crashing the small plane and making a false distress call. He faces up to 26 years in prison, $500,000 in fines and at least $38,000 to reimburse the U.S. Coast Guard, Air Force and other agencies when sentenced Aug. 19 by U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson. He made no statement.

His attorney said Schrenker hopes his plea will lead to a reduced sentenced of between three and five years in prison and that he regrets parachuting from the plane and leaving it to crash.

"He wants to accept responsibility. As he said in his plea, he never intended for the plane to crash on the ground. He intended for it to crash into the Gulf," said Thomas Keith.

Schrenker still faces numerous charges in Indiana related to his financial dealings there.

During Friday's 45-minute hearing, Schrenker nodded briefly to his father and stepmother who watched from the front row.

"We are pleased he is taking responsibility. We love our son," said Clyda Schrenker after the hearing.

Prosecutors say Schrenker was facing financial ruin when he fled Indiana in his single-engine Piper Malibu on Jan. 11. As the plane flew over Alabama, he radioed controllers that his windshield had imploded and that he was bleeding profusely. The radio went silent.

Schrenker admitted in his plea that he pointed the plane toward the Gulf of Mexico, engaged the autopilot and parachuted out, hoping the plane would crash at sea and it would appear he had gone down with it. He made his way to a storage shed where he had stashed a motorcycle and sped toward Florida.

Military jets tried to intercept the plane and found the door open and the cockpit dark. The plane flew unmanned for 200 miles, but it ran out of fuel short of the Gulf and crashed near the Panhandle town of Quincy. When investigators found no body or evidence of the airborne accident Schrenker reported, the search for him was on.

Marshals found him two days later at a remote Panhandle campground, bleeding profusely from a self-inflicted wrist slash and drifting in and out of consciousness.

Indiana authorities were awaiting resolution of the Florida case before moving forward with charges related to his financial dealings there. They said Schrenker was an amateur daredevil pilot whose high-flying lifestyle included planes, luxury cars and a 10,000-square-foot home in an upscale neighborhood known as "Cocktail Cove," where affluent boaters often socialized.

Financial investigators say investors lost hundreds of thousands of dollars through annuity investments handled by Schrenker.

In March, an Indiana administrative law judge ordered him to pay $304,000 in restitution to bilked investors and $280,000 in state fines for violating state insurance rules.

Even before that, Schrenker faced millions in judgments and potential penalties ranging from an insurance company's lawsuit seeking $1.4 million in commissions to a judge's order that he pay $12 million in a lawsuit over the sale of a plane.

In an April letter to the Associated Press, Schrenker wrote that problems with his finances and marriage caused him to snap and he left Indiana without thinking.

Schrenker's wife filed for divorce Dec. 30, a day before Indiana police served a search warrant on his home and office. They seized computers, financial documents and evidence of recent document shredding, all within days of his losing a $533,000 judgment to an insurance company.

"I never asked for the help I needed and one day it all came crashing down around me," Schrenker wrote in his letter.

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إنسان عجيب وغريب واللي بعيد عن ربه يسوي اي شيء بغير عدل وحق وضمير

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