"I think that would be cool, because it also acknowledges the fans of like, 'Hey, thank you.' Pass the torch, stomp Trevor's head in, and sort of put an end to that and allow a new generation to ...

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.

To make matters worse, the Jags team plane was delayed leaving Buffalo. Lawrence and his teammates were unable to leave Buffalo until 1am thanks to mechanical issues with said plane.

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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, a YouTuber and former Olympian who was recently sentenced to six months in prison after crashing his plane as part of a stunt, is speaking out ahead of serving his term. On November ...

FAA issues Trevor Jacob a temporary pilot certificate much to the dismay of other aviators in wake of the Olympian intentionally crashing a plane for viral fame ...

Trevor Jacob is going to federal prison for six months after he intentionally crashed an airplane allegedly for social media clout. The former Olympic athlete admitted that he lied to ...

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 ...

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.

Case in point: Trevor Jacob, a 30-year-old online YouTuber sentenced on Monday to six months in prison in the ensuing aftermath of his 12-minute YouTube video, “ I Crashed My Airplane.” ...

A YouTuber was sentenced to six months in prison on Monday after he intentionally crashed a single-propeller plane for social media clicks and clout. Trevor Daniel Jacob, who is also a former ...