'General Hospital' Star James Patrick Stuart's Kobe Bryant, Pilot Comments Stir Social Media
General Hospital star James Patrick Stuart recently made some comments regarding the death of Kobe [...]
So sad. Still so heartbreaking 🙏💔I didn’t know those were the mountains in the opening sequence of MASH.
— Debbie Riccio (@DebraJoRiccio) January 29, 2020
prevnextSo sad. My heart breaks for the families. 😓
— Lisa reichnach (@Momii87) January 29, 2020
I also read this was the only pilot Kobe felt safe flying him. Clearly he knew what he was doing. Unfortunately, shit happens. Tragedies happen.
— Stefanye (@StefsTweeting) January 29, 2020
prevnextThat hits way too close to home😥. Such a tragedy... heartbreaking for all involved. I can't even begin to imagine the pain💔💔. I'm not sure how one recovers from this.
— Jody Jackson (@JodygirlJac) January 29, 2020
Ugh I'm just so heartbroken over this. My prayers are with Kobe's family and all the families involved. God Bless them all 🙏🙏🙏
— Rachel Foley (@racheltinkerbel) January 29, 2020
prevnextIt’s just devastating
— Rachel Herrera (@Rachelherrera11) January 29, 2020
So very tragic for ALL involved and their loved ones
— Meredith Pedroza (@PedrozaMeredith) January 30, 2020
prevnextOh goodness. The officials said the area was remote but I had no idea! 💔💔💔
— Sara (@sara_freeman1) January 29, 2020
Something so beautiful becomes so haunting...💔
— JMG208 (@JMoiraG) January 29, 2020
prevnextKnow that area very well and, sadly, you are so dead-on-target.
— Matthew Diestel (@MatthewDiestel) January 29, 2020
They missed clearing the mountains by 20 feet! The chopper was missing a terrain warning system.
— Malti_Sharma (@Malti_Sharma) January 29, 2020
prevnextI went to A. E. Wright, too. My childhood home was a mile from that crash site. The fog there is so bad. 😓
— LA (@soleilani) January 29, 2020
I thought the same thing regarding the terrain. It’s so heartbreaking.
— Tina Moore (@TMoore8114) January 29, 2020
prevFate is fate. I played a part in pulling a man from a frozen river behind the factory I was working in. We got him out, gave him 1st Aid til 911 came. He was fine for 3 months, then died of a heart attack riding his bicycle. When it's your turn, it's your turn. Live each day.
— GraceM1959 (@M1959Grace) January 29, 2020