A house that was struck by the crashing helicopter which is located on Frankie Ave, Samson, New Shire. A scrap of metal from the undercarriage of the helicopter implanted on part of a collapsed wall of the home.

The wall collapsed under the enormous weight of belly of the helicopter.

The house across from the Frankie Drive home that was struck by the falling helicopter was stuck by the blades and cockpit of the helicopter. The blades cut through the home and were flung back across the street alongside the main fuselage of the helicopter.

Part of the Helicopters tail section can be seen laying inside the home.

A destroyed Fuselage seen near the blades. This is likely where the fuselage became detached when the helicopter crashed. It is also likely that the explosion from the fuel blasted this part of the fuselage here.

Pictured are the tail rotor blades that were likely dislodged from their housing bearings as well as the tail boom. These likely became detached when the Helicopter made contact with the first home.

The roof of the helicopter was detached, likely ripped off by the force of the rotor blades being ripped from the craft after hitting the first house. The sheer force of the initial impact would have killed both Sternburg and Simmons, which likely saved them from an excruciatingly painful death by explosion or fire.