Accident Overview
An aircraft struck trees during the landing roll after touching down. The pilot provided several different descriptions of the event, including locked brakes (like a parking brake engagement) and a flat left tire combined with full right rudder input to maintain directional control.
Skid Marks and Witness Accounts
According to the pilot, a skid mark from the left tire began at touchdown. The right tire left a skid mark approximately 100 feet later. An insurance adjuster reported that the pilot claimed he did not use the brakes during the landing. However, another witness stated that both tires left skid marks starting 800 feet from the runway threshold.
No further details about the aircraft type, registration, operator, location, or injuries are available from the source.