Accident
The airplane was in the flare for landing when the tower advised the pilot, "you are not going to make it; go around." The pilot responded by applying full throttle and establishing a climb attitude. Shortly thereafter, the pilot noticed the airplane yaw to the left. In an attempt to correct, the pilot applied full right rudder, turned into the right engine, and verified that the right engine was at full power. Despite these actions, the airplane was not climbing and continued to yaw to the left. The airplane continued its turn to the left and began to descend.
Flight
Faced with the deteriorating flight path, the pilot elected to put the airplane down in a field located sort of some houses. The airplane slid across the field, struck some trees, and spun around before coming to a stop. No further information about occupants or injuries was provided in the source.
Wreckage Examination
Examination of the wreckage revealed that the left engine fuel selector switch was in the OFF position. The switch position indicates that fuel was not being supplied to the left engine during the go-around attempt.