Trevor Jacob, a YouTuber previously sentenced to six months in federal prison for staging a plane crash, has reuploaded the controversial video that triggered his legal troubles.

Trevor Jacob caught a mid-flight engine failure on camera. He bailed out of the plane with a camera recording the incident. Jacob used a selfie stick to record his parachute descent.

YouTuber Trevor Jacob is speaking out before starting his six month sentence in federal prison for actions tied to his viral plane crash stunt two years ago.

Trevor Jacob, who is also a former Olympic snowboarder, crashed the small aircraft on November 24, 2021, after he took off for a solo flight at Lompoc City Airport in California.

Trevor Jacob, who was sentenced to six months in prison this week, ... The plane Jacob crashed was a 1940 Taylorcraft, an antiquity often sought after by collectors," the comment read.

Trevor Jacob crashed plane in Los Padres National Forest in 2021 . Martha McHardy. Wednesday 06 December 2023 14:12 GMT. Comments. YouTuber who deliberately crashed plane for views handed six ...

YouTuber Trevor Jacob jumps from his plane shortly before it crashes. Trevor Jacob/YouTube. It was two years ago when YouTuber Trevor Jacob posted a dramatic video of his solo flight that ended ...

Trevor Jacob’s December 2021 YouTube video began like a clip from any other hobby aviator. Jacob smiled and gave a thumbs up to the camera as he flew a small plane above the Los Padres National ...

Olympian Trevor Jacob, who intentionally crashed a plane in 2021 for a YouTube video, may face new charges after taking flight without a pilot's license.

Two years after YouTuber Trevor Jacob crashed his Taylorcraft BL65 on camera, a judge has sentenced him to federal prison.The plane fell into California’s Los Padres National Forest, though ...

YouTuber Trevor Jacob has been sentenced to six months in prison, prosecutors said. Jacob intentionally crashed a small plane in California on 2021 for a YouTube video.

YouTube creator Trevor Jacob was sentenced to six months in prison for obstructing an investigation into a plane he intentionally crashed "to gain online views," prosecutors said.