Accident Narrative
During the initial climb, at an altitude of 400 feet above ground level (AGL), the aircraft's right engine experienced a loss of fuel pressure. Subsequently, all power from the right engine was lost. The left engine continued to operate normally throughout the event.
The pilot did not feather the right propeller. As the aircraft decelerated, it slowed to the point where a roll commenced. The pilot then lost control of the aircraft, which crashed into a building and a parking lot.
Post-Crash Examination
A post-crash fire occurred, destroying portions of the aircraft, including parts of its fuel system. The remaining structures that were not consumed by the fire were examined, and no discrepancies were noted.
Engine Failure Analysis
The reason for the low right engine fuel pressure and the eventual total loss of power was not determined.