🚨 CHILLING COINCIDENCE: Tech Executive Who Died With His Family in the Learjet Crash Had Posted About “Crashing a Plane” Months Earlier — Now His Words Are Drawing Attention!
Tech executive Adam Robinson made a chilling online post about plane crashes months before he, his wife and their two children were obliterated when the Learjet 60 jet smashed into a Florida street on Sunday.
Robinson, 44, of Texas, his wife Helen Sharp, 40, and their kids Emma, 4, and Charlie, 2, were killed instantly when the private jet plummeted almost 30,000 feet in a minute and completely disintegrated when it crashed into the ground outside of a trailer park in Palm Beach.
“You don’t need to crash a plane to learn to fly … and you don’t need VC to build a business,” the millionaire entrepreneur eerily posted on X in April.
Robinson, a former banker who ran multimillion-dollar startups, filled his social media feeds with similar words of wisdom about startup culture.
Hours before his death, he posted on LinkedIn about “fixing churn,” “leaving money on the table” and a friendly debate about the structure of his companies.
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Tech executive Adam Robinson made a chilling online post about plane crashes months before he, his wife and their two children were obliterated when the Learjet 60…