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Helicopter Blow Up At King Power Stadium, Leicester, England.

At the 27th of October, 2018, the Premier League team Leicester City played a home game against West Ham. Leicester City's owner, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, had visited the game and was in the process of returning to his home in London. He used to travel by his chopper that picked him up at the center of the football ground. The helicopter lifted around 08:34 pm. After about 200 meters of flight it crashed in the southeastern part of the arena area

A CCTV camera outside the arena has captured a sequence in the helicopter's crash. You can see how it slowly rises from the arena and then disappears from the screen for about 10 seconds. Then it pops up again in its fall against the ground. If you stop the video at 08:35:22 pm you can see that the helicopter has exploded. This means that someone has been able to follow the helicopter's path on a computer screen and remotly triggered an explosive charge when it was above the predetermined crash site, a place that was locked off and deserted.

Here you can watch the video:  Leicester City Helicopter Crash  (47 sec.)

All five aboard died. The helicopter was of the model AugstaWestland AW169. The Italian manufacturer, Leonardo, has announced that there has never been any accident with this helicopter model. Srivaddhanaprabha had acquired the helicopter about two years ago.
Conclusion: This blow up was conducted by the British Nazis.


The helicopter lifts from the center of the pitch.


At the red square the helicopter has exploded. You can also see a small part from the
helicopter that falls under it.


The helicopter's crash site was at the red square.


The crash site was at the red square. Guidance: Filbert Way.


The helicopter wreckage appears in the center of the picture.


The wreckage


The wreckage.

The victims: