> news helicopters to cover a fatal accident several hundred feet underground?
Well, the news helicopters are usually buzzing around anyway during certain hours, looking at traffic or lining up live shots.
It's likely they were coming from some other assignment, or on their way to get something else for the noon news, when the incident at Porter happened.
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Date: 2009-05-15 07:30 pm (UTC)Well, the news helicopters are usually buzzing around anyway during certain hours, looking at traffic or lining up live shots.
It's likely they were coming from some other assignment, or on their way to get something else for the noon news, when the incident at Porter happened.