On June 13, 1985, a Beech 95 (registration N2091C) was involved in an aviation accident near New Braunfels, TX. This summary draws on records from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) historical archive.
During single-engine landing practice, a go-around was initiated due to a vehicle near the runway. Applying power to the operating engine led to a VMC roll. The instructor corrected but the aircraft contacted terrain and nosed over.
Accident Overview
A training flight practicing single-engine full-stop landings resulted in a nose-over after a go-around and VMC roll. The aircraft was on final approach with the right engine shut down and propeller feathered.
Sequence of Events
While on final approach, a vehicle was observed near the runway. The instructor directed a go-around. The student pilot applied power to the left engine. The aircraft then entered a VMC roll. The instructor pulled off power, stopping the roll.
Outcome
Following the recovery, the aircraft contacted the terrain on its landing gear, bounced, and nosed over.