Accident Overview
Aircraft N3864P was conducting an instrument flight rules (IFR) non-precision approach to the uncontrolled Jabara Airport. During the approach, air traffic control (ATC) instructed the flight that in the event of a missed approach, N3864P should enter controlled airspace on a heading of 360 degrees.
Radar Observations
ATC observed radar data showing the flight crossing the final approach fix (FAF) on a westerly heading, in accordance with the published procedure. Shortly thereafter, the controller noted that the radar return was north of the approach path and tracking north. The return then disappeared from radar.
Wreckage Examination
Examination of the accident site revealed that N3864P collided with trees while on a northerly heading, approximately 4 miles north of the approach path. The wreckage was scattered along a path spanning 580 feet in length. A survivor stated that there was no warning before the accident of an impending crash.
Subsequent Actions
Details regarding any investigation or further actions are not specified in the source.