Texas Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Office Building Crashed By Small Plane
AUSTIN – Texas AP a low-flying small plane crashed into an office building that houses the Internal Revenue Service in Austin Texas yesterday and at least one person was missing witnesses and officials said. The suicide pilot suspected of attacking an Internal Revenue Service office in Austin Texas ranted against the federal tax agency in an online posting before he allegedly flew his small plane into the building killing himself and. The pilot identified as Joseph Stack
Joseph Stack owned a software company called Embedded Art and posted the rambling suicidal manifesto on the site Thursday morning saying he had problems with the Internal Revenue Service and that violence is the only answer.
A software engineer furious with the Internal Revenue Service launched a suicide attack on the agency Thursday by crashing his small plane into an office building containing nearly 200 IRS employees setting off a raging. The Small plane crashed into the seven story Echelon office building in north Austin Texas this morning around 0950 local time 1450 UTC.
Internal revenue service or IRS is the US government agency that responsible for tax collection and tax law enforcement. In IRS you can check Federal Taxes for free.
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