2 minutes ago: Police investigators have released the autopsy results in the case of Greg Biffle — and the injuries did not come from the plane crash.
According to investigators, what they found has completely overturned the timeline of the case.
Authorities initially believed Greg Biffle, a 53-year-old private pilot and former racing executive (fictional), died on impact when his single-engine aircraft went down in a remote wooded area last month.
But the autopsy tells a different story.
A terrifying one.
WHAT THE AUTOPSY REVEALED
At a late-night press briefing, the medical examiner confirmed:
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No fatal blunt-force trauma consistent with a high-speed crash
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No smoke inhalation
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No aviation-related injuries severe enough to cause death
Instead, investigators discovered:
Multiple pre-impact injuries inflicted hours before the plane ever left the ground.
Including:
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Defensive wounds on both forearms
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A fractured rib inconsistent with turbulence
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Deep contusions caused by repeated blunt-force strikes
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Traces of a fast-acting sedative in his bloodstream
“The victim was already incapacitated before takeoff,” the examiner stated.
“The crash was staged.”
THE CHILLING TURN
Surveillance footage from a private airstrip—previously overlooked—shows Biffle was not alone the night of the flight.
A second figure appears on camera:
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Wearing gloves
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Loading luggage that was never recovered
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Leaving the hangar alone
The plane took off 23 minutes later.
Investigators now believe Greg Biffle was either:
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Forced onto the plane
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Or already unconscious when the aircraft departed
Which means—
The crash was not an accident.
It was a cover-up.
WHY IT WAS STAGED
Sources close to the investigation revealed that Biffle had recently:
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Changed his will
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Reported internal financial misconduct
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Scheduled a meeting with federal investigators
That meeting never happened.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Police have reclassified the case from aviation accident to homicide.
A person of interest has been identified.
No name released yet.
But investigators confirmed one final detail that sent a chill through the room:
“Greg Biffle was alive when the plane took off.”
