Its crazy that just in the last couple years I've seen enough plans crashes to have a general idea of what they look like

They forgot the rules

Got family that lives near there, they told me it was green acres and the crater is wild.

From BocaNewsNow.com

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue took more than an hour to release any information to the public. That led to rumors swirling online that missiles from President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, just a short distance from the crash site, struck and destroyed the plane. There is no indication — at all — that this rumor is reality, but is seemingly a direct result of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue keeping information private until well after photos, videos, and rumors circulated online. Even as of 3:40 p.m. Sunday, Palm Beach County Fire Rescue has said very little about the crash scene.

Still searching for ID of passengers. Might be too soon,

NSFL Distressing. She tried to keep it together.

TMZ has audio

Couldn't get audio to load for me but NYP was TMZ source might work. (god those trackers on these sites are horrific)

Audio between air traffic control and a Learjet flight in the moments before it crashed show the plane's crew scrambling to respond as they plummeted in a nose dive.

In audio first reported by the California Post, one female crew member yelled ... "Holy f***, we're out of time."

The audio begins with the flight crew telling air traffic controllers that they had experienced moderate turbulence and were dealing with ice.

After experiencing precipitation ... the flight said they were going to climb.

Then in a mayday call ... the flight crew alerted air traffic control that they were descending 10,000 feet per minute.

The call then became more frantic ... as the crew shared that they were now descending 20,000 feet per minute. Flight data would eventually show them descending 32,000 feet per minute -- roughly 360 MPH.

Eventually, the crew member tells air traffic controllers ... "We're going to crash into the ground."

After the crew member let out a high pitch scream, the air traffic controller then responded ... "I'm here with you, talk with me."

The crew member then responded that the aircraft was banking at 60 degrees ... before their audio cut out.