Accident Overview
A pilot executed a forced landing after experiencing a power loss while on approach to Richmond, Virginia. The aircraft came to rest at an undisclosed location. Following the event, both propellers were discovered in the feathered position.
Flight Details
The flight had been operating for a total of 4 hours since its last refueling, during which it had completed 7 takeoffs. The specific aircraft type, registration, and operator were not provided.
Fuel System Examination
Post-accident inspection revealed that the right wing fuel system remained intact and contained approximately one pint of fuel. The left wing fuel system sustained damage that prevented an accurate measurement of its fuel quantity. A small amount of fuel was found in the quick drain filters and in the fuel line leading to the right engine. The left fuel line from the pump to the engine was broken. No odor of fuel, fuel stains, or discoloration of foliage were observed at the accident scene.
Conclusion
The source document does not assign a probable cause for the power loss. The findings indicate fuel system irregularities, but no definitive causal link is established.