- Washington, D.C.
  location
- USA
  location (geo:U.S., geo:the United States, geo:USA, geo:United States, org:the United States, geo:US, org:U.S., org:US)
- Jo Ellis
  person
- Black Hawk (nightclub)
  organisation
- National Guard (United States)
  organisation

Virginia Pilot Responds After She Is Falsely Targeted Over Black Hawk Crash

The New York Times

The New York Times

Summary

1 Feb, 01:57
All 67 people onboard both the passenger jet and Black Hawk military helicopter are presumed dead after the midair collision over the Potomac River.
NBC News
1 Feb, 11:56
She was falsely linked to the collision after President Donald Trump and Republicans suggested without evidence diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs could have caused the crash.
Newsweek
1 Feb, 11:17
Following the huge uproar on social media, Ellis, who is transgender, posted a video on social media as “proof of life” to reassure people that she is alive and had not piloted the crashed helicopter.
Hindustan Times
1 Feb, 17:02
Jo Ellis, a transgender Black Hawk pilot with 15 years of U.S. military service, addresses the hate and threats she received online after she was wrongfully accused of flying the helicopter in the fatal DC plane crash.
CNN

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