Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board have recovered a cockpit voice recorder from the primary crash site where a Learjet collided with a busy roadway in South Florida last week, killing all nine people on board.
according to Captain Steeeve (a recently retired military and airline pilot) over on youtube, this same plane experienced several minutes of extreme turbulence a year or so back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtA657zwqBI
the implication being that the airframe may have suffered enough stress from that extreme turbulence that it contributed to this crash, elevator separation feels like it would fit
entirely conjecture at this point, but:
according to Captain Steeeve (a recently retired military and airline pilot) over on youtube, this same plane experienced several minutes of extreme turbulence a year or so back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtA657zwqBI
the implication being that the airframe may have suffered enough stress from that extreme turbulence that it contributed to this crash, elevator separation feels like it would fit