Benjamin Chafetz sent his wife a goodbye message after the single-engine aircraft piloted by Boruch Taub lost oil pressure and began to go down
A man sent a heartbreaking final text message to his wife to say goodbye before the aircraft he was on crashed due to technical failures.
The men were on board a single-engine Beechcraft A365 which lost oil pressure shortly after take off, the Mirror reports.In a heartfelt text message, he wrote: "I love you and the kids. I am sorry for everything I have done. Aay rehillim. We lost engines. Call and have community say Tehillim."Tehillim is the Hebrew term for the book of Psalms as it's been confirmed both men were members of the Jewish community in Cleveland.
It's been confirmed both men were experienced pilots. Their bodies were removed from the crash scene and taken back to their families who will bury them in Ohio by sundown Friday in compliance with Jewish traditions.
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