According to the Stack manifesto found on his blog soon after his identification as crasher, Joe was extremely unhappy with the IRS services and was sad because of his own bad luck in life. Digging deep into the life of Joe Stack brought up the facts that Joe was unemployed and was dislocated more than couple of time in his life, and on top of it he constantly was getting notices from the tax departments. According to Joe, the tax regulations of United States, exploits he common man, whereas for the businessmen and corporate giants they have several way outs. This is what made him mad and compelled him to commit such huge mistake.

The frustration of Joe could be estimated from the fact that before committing the Austin Texas crash he tried to burn his own house along with his wife and daughter. So the grudges for the IRS department easily could be said as he reason behind Joe stack’s Austin Texas crash.

Stack Manifesto was titled “Well Mr. Big Brother the IRS Man ……. Take my pound of flesh and sleep well”.

To sum things up Stack manifesto is intended at the bigoted tax regulations of IRS. Stack was among the people who believe that IRS robs the common man whereas the giant corporate associations have several chances to seek tax evasions. Unluckily he was unemployed and dislocated a couple of times all through his life time and his service benefits were annulled. In the middle of a financial catastrophe he was served with tax discerns that he found baseless and after trying everything and not getting out of it he took this disastrous step.

Two F-16 planes were launched in response to the plane crash in Austin, and even though the plane used was small four seater, the damage occurred was disturbing. In the latest reports from the spot where it happened thirteen people are said to be injured in the crash and two out of them are critical and were taken to hospital due to injuries.

Law enforcement agencies advise that we have to hang around before drawing conclusions to what was the cause of the crash and who is behind the crash. Was it just a crash or more than that?

It is estimated that the pilot intentionally would have crashed the plane on the building. Though, the reports are yet to be confirmed by the officials.

The plane crash in Austin, TX took place into the IRS offices and it is said that the pilot had some grudges against the revenue department and the disagreement with the IRS led to this. The pilot has been identified as Joe Stack before he crashed the plane into the building he set his own house on fire.

The investigations are going on to find out the exact roots of the plane crash in Austin Texas.

Authorities reporting immediately after the incident on Thursday stated that 13 people were injured in the incident and two people are critical. Joe Stack, on purpose flew a little plane into the building which had the office of the Internal Revenue Service with about 200 workers.

An IRS revenue officer Peggy Walker, who was sitting at her desk said, “It felt akin to a bomb blew off. The windows blew off and ceiling caved in. We got up and ran.”

Firefighters put on the blaze by working Thursday afternoon at the Echelon Building situated on the side of a chief Austin main road.

The authorities informed, that the crasher Joe Stack was supposed dead though they haven’t received his body and that Joe worked alone.

The FBI have found a twisted suicide note/ bomber’s manifesto from Stack on Web two days prior to the crash, in which he fumed against the IRS, tax loopholes, the Catholic Church, his own apologetic state of affairs and bailouts.