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Ector County Plane Crash: Your Family’s Legal Rights After a Fatal Aviation Accident in Odessa, Texas Two people died in a plane crash in Ector County, and if one of them was someone you loved, you are standing in a moment that feels impossible — the news is still fresh, the phone keeps ringing, and the world has not caught up to what your family has actually lost. The first thing we want you to hear is this: the cause of this crash has not been determined. The news does not know what happened. The first people on the scene do not know what happened. And the one federal agency that will investigate — the National Transportation Safety Board — is legally forbidden from assigning blame for your civil case. Your family’s case is not what the headline says it is. It is what the evidence proves, and the evidence is still being collected right now. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm. We handle wrongful death and catastrophic injury cases across Texas, and aviation cases are different from every other kind of case in ways that matter immediately. The clock on your evidence started the moment that aircraft hit the ground. Some of that evidence — the air traffic control recordings, the fuel residue, the witness memories — will be legally erased in weeks, not years. The NTSB investigation that everyone is waiting for will take one to two years, and when it finishes, its conclusion about who…