Later jumpers showed up just getting off work. Lots of hugging and comforting, crying too. As you know, the Beech Queen Air lost the right engine on take off. The right engine could be seen in the feathered position on the ground. The two lower blades were bent back, this indicates the prop was stopped.
Speculation is the pilot was turning back to land at West Point.
The Aircraft stalled in the turn, lost air speed and was seen, from the Airport, going below the tree line on it's right side. The FAA and NTSB has said they're handling this as a plane crash, not a Skydiving accident. Also, everyone had there seat belt's on and were sitting in the correct position's for loading. The FAA does NOT consider the aircraft to be over loaded. No fuel contamination was found.