Austin Plane crash news: Pilot Joseph Andrew Stack suicide statement reported.

By Yann Marshall

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(AP Photo/Jack Plunkett)

Austin Texas News 18 Feb 2010: FBI authorities are investigating the website Embedded Art linked to Joseph Andrew Stack, the pilot of the small plane that crashed into Echelon building that housed IRS offices.

The FBI believes crashed a small aircraft into an Austin office complex out of rage at the IRS, may have left a distressing online manifesto in which he ranted in opposition to the IRS, the Catholic Church tax loopholes, bailouts, and his own regretful state of affairs.

The FBI considers Stack burned down his own house Thursday and crash landed a plane into the Echelon building in Austin where the IRS keeps several offices. CNN news reported that near about 190 IRS workers work in the building.

In the crash, at least one person was missing and two persons were taken to a hospital, said Assistant Austin Fire Chief Harry Evans in a statement.

Joe Stack website statement, “If you’re reading this; you’re no doubt asking yourself, why did this have to happen?” He chatted about the “storm raging in my head,” and railed against taxation not including representation. “Anyone who really stands up for that principal is promptly labelled a crackpot, traitor and worse”, in the webpage he says.

He was pissed at politicians of all lines and outraged at the IRS, which he believed wrongly gave tax ambiguity to big corporations and the Catholic Church, but not normal Americans.

He also said he tried to take advantage of the same loopholes but it backfired; that “little lesson in patriotism cost me $40000+, 10 years of my life and set my retirement plans back to 0″, he wrote.

He wished that the “the American zombies wake up and revolt”, and at times spoken that he was at a breaking point; read the full Joe Stack suicide statement on Embedded Art website.