Approach Conditions
The airport was equipped with an NDB approach. The missed approach altitude was 774 feet AGL, and the inbound course was 270 degrees. Witnesses consistently reported heavy rain with ceilings of 300 to 400 feet.
First Landing Attempt
The airplane initially conducted a downwind approach to Runway 25. This approach resulted in a go-around. There was no evidence that the pilot executed the published missed approach procedure.
Second Landing Attempt
During the second attempted landing, a witness observed the airplane approximately two-thirds of the way down Runway 25, still at an excessive speed, just before hearing the engines accelerate. A passenger reported that the pilot attempted to stop the airplane, but they were not slowing down.
Accident Sequence
The airplane became airborne and struck the airport boundary fence 129 feet from the end of the runway. It then struck trees and a house. A post-impact fire began, and both the house and the airplane were consumed by the fire.