Incident Overview
A twin-engine aircraft (specific type not mentioned in the source) was attempting to land on Runway 25L. The pilot was observed to be high on approach and had approximately 25 percent of the runway remaining when he decided to initiate a go-around. During the go-around maneuver, the aircraft overshot the runway and collided with a chain link fence and a brick wall.
Weather and Conditions
At the time of the incident, the wind was from 030 degrees at 4 knots. Visual meteorological conditions (VMC) prevailed, with no adverse weather reported.
Aircraft and Injuries
The aircraft sustained substantial damage and was destroyed in the collision. The two pilots occupying the front seats suffered serious injuries. The rear-seat passenger was not injured. Despite fuel being present in both wings, there was no fire.
Circumstances
The landing attempt was made on Runway 25L. The pilot's decision to go around came when the aircraft was still high and had only a quarter of the runway left. The exact cause of the high approach was not stated in the source.