The Tragic Death Of Brian Robeson's Divorce

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Brian Robeson just an average teen going through issue. Brian’s is going through a divorce between his parents. he is now leaving the city and his mother behind and is on a plane ready to go to oil field Canada to spend his summer vacation with his father. Feeling totally bummed and recollecting his thought upon the divorce, he gets on the plane and takes off. But not for long, Brian doesn’t have all the time he needs to moan about his family issues. because the piolet the only one on the plane is struck with a heart attack and dies.

With luck and the teachings, he learnt from the piolet in the beginning he was able to crash land the plane in to a lake. Using his hatchet, he received from his mother before he left he was able to break free

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