Last photo of actor Christian Oliver revealed hours before he died with daughters on tragic flight

His Instagram account deceased Christian Oliver surprised by the registration of the activity this Tuesday, January 16 with a revealing publication, almost a week after the tragedy in which the actor She died along with her daughters.

Last Thursday, January 4, the 51-year-old artist remembered for his performances in “Saved by the Bell: The New Class” and “Speed ​​​​​​Racer”, and his two daughters, Madita (12 years old) and Annik. (10), They died when the plane they were traveling in crashed in the sea of ​​Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean.

The aircraft was headed for the nearby island of St. Lucia, but “shortly after takeoff, it encountered difficulties and plunged into the ocean,” police said in a statement. Images from the moment of the tragedy spread on social networks and some media.

They reveal the last picture of Christian Oliver during his lifetime

The actor’s Instagram account of “The Good German” was unexpectedly active in the last few hours.

To the surprise of some, from there it was said to be “the last photo taken by Christiana few hours before his last take-off”.

The image was accompanied by a lengthy text that gives some new details about what happened before the accident that killed the actor and his daughters.

The posted letter appears to be signed by a man whose Instagram username is @konstantinrichter. According to Internet research, Konstantin Richter appears as the CEO of Blockdaemon, a technology company.

Although the relationship between this businessman and Christian Oliver is not clear, it is speculated that he would be one of the actor’s closest friends.

“On January 4th, three of the dearest people in my life died in a plane crash in Bequia. On that fateful day, Christian took his two daughters, Mandita and Annik, fishing in the morningbefore heading to the airport,” Richter wrote from Oliver’s account.

“After a magical week-long vacation with friends, Christian discovered this his original flight had been cancelled“, he revealed about the fatal circumstances that arose before the artist lost his life in the middle of the ocean.

“ONE chance meeting at a dive shop with a pilot This meant that this was of no consequence. “He was excited to get home to finish a movie and celebrate a late New Year with the rest of his family,” the businessman continued.

Then, in another paragraph, he highlighted some of the qualities of the “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” actor: He prioritized his daughters and friends above anything.”

On the tragedy in which not only Christian Oliver died, but also his daughters, Constantin Richter said that “consolation can be found” in that the girls ” They are and were with their father, which no doubt assured them that all would be well in the end. They are and will always be together.”

” This is the last photo Christian took, a few hours before its final takeoff. RIP bro, we’ll take it from here,” he said when he revealed the image.

In the photo the diffusive actor is seen in the middle of the sea and with the result of fishing in hand he had moments before taking the little plane that took his life when it crashed into the middle of the ocean.

Christian Oliver’s funeral took place

Konstantin Richter’s text also revealed that the actor’s family and friends would have already held the funeral.

“After all We take their bodies home and say goodbye yesterday (Monday January 15) in a small ceremony in Los Angeles attended only by close family and closest friends,” he said.

“There will be a celebration of life at a later date, in accordance with the wishes of Jessica (the actor’s wife) and her parents,” he said.

The businessman emphasized his strength the artist’s widow, Jessica Klepser;: “The strongest woman you’ve ever met.”

She “liked” Konstantin Richter’s post. Additionally, she follows him on his private Instagram account.

The pilot of the aircraft was also killed in the accident. Local reports say he allegedly called the control tower after takeoff, saying he was having trouble and was returning. This was the last communication from the ship.