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The inquest jury revealed critical information regarding the circumstances that led to the fatal crash. It was determined that a malfunction in a component controlling the tail rotor was the primary cause of the incident. This mechanical failure resulted in the helicopter spinning out of control before it ultimately crash-landed in a concrete area adjacent to the stadium.
Upon impact, the helicopter's fuel tank leaked, igniting a catastrophic fire. A pathologist who testified during the inquest indicated that only one of the passengers, Isabella Leth, died at the moment of the impact. Tragically, the remaining four occupants could have potentially survived the crash, but they succumbed to the toxic fumes produced by the deadly fire that ensued.