What was the cause of vic morrow's death

I had to read Dorcey Wingo's chapter about the "Twilight Zone Movie" deaths a couple of times to figure out whether he feels any genuine remorse.

You want to believe he does. You want to find an expression of remorse in a story such as this.

It helps to bring closure.

"(W)hen things go horribly wrong and your flying machine cuts down three people on camera, there's no making it go away," Wingo writes.

What happened to vic morrow the actor

"It never goes away. And if you let it get to you, it will drive you insane."

But is "never going away" the same as remorse? Remorse requires a sense of responsibility, even guilt, and those sentiments are plainly absent from Wingo's self-published book, "The Rise and Fall of Captain Methane: Autobiography of a Maverick." The closest he comes to self-criticism is a fleeting and shallow admonishment for being too trusting of others.

The take-away is that this man — who earned his nickname as a youngster for his proficiency at farting