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Thai billionaire Vichai was among five people killed when his helicopter crashed shortly after taking off from the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening

Leicestershire Police said the other four people to be two of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha's staff, Nursara Suknamai and Kaveporn Punpare, pilot Eric Swaffer and passenger Izabela Roza Lechowicz, his partner

Mr Swaffer is described as a private jet and helicopter pilot with 'over 20 years of flying experience' by privatefly

com. And in an interview with the very same site, Mr Swaffer revealed all on life as a helicopter pilot before his tragic death

Asked the car he drove, Mr Swaffer said: "Audi A4 - in driving as in flying, safety and reliability is everything to me

" And in another tragic revelation, Mr Swaffer explained how he would always ensure adequate medical kit was on board whenever he flew

LEICESTER HELICOPTER CRASH: UPDATES FROM TRAGIC KING POWER SCENE He said: "I always carry my Macbook Pro and my Blackberry

If the flight is involves an oceanic crossing or when you are expected to be several hours from a diversion airfield, I like to check the aircraft has a medical kit and defibrillator as well as the mandatory first aid kit

" As for his top flying tip, Mr Swaffer said: "Use all available assets, including people, to help you, flying is all about teamwork

" While he added he loved his job because 'the travel is incredible, as well as the fantastic people you meet along the way', Leicester vice chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha visited the King Power Stadium to pay tribute to his father and club owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha following his tragic death this morning

The emotional Leicester squad also paid their respects to the 60-year-old at the ground on Monday

Thai billionaire Vichai was among five people killed when his helicopter crashed shortly after taking off from the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening

Manager Claude Puel joined his players while vice chairman Aiyawatt returned to see the tributes after arriving earlier in the morning while around 200 fans broke into spontaneous applause

Aiyawatt had been joined by his mother and Vichai's wife Aimon at the ground and they laid a floral tribute

Club officials, including director of football Jon Rudkin and chief executive Susan Whelan, also attended as they viewed the floral tributes and the family laid their own

The president of the Thai FA, Somyot Poompanmoung and his wife, Potjaman Poompamoung, were also among the group, while various personalities from sport and showbiz - including Kasabian singer Tom Meighan - also arrived

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has recovered the helicopter's black boxes, voice and data, and are working on them at their Farnborough base

Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was visibly upset at the scene, having earlier paid an emotional tribute to the man who "changed football forever

" Denmark international goalkeeper Schmeichel, who was reported to have witnessed the accident, thanked Srivaddhanaprabha for making his football dreams come true in an emotional post on his Instagram account

"Dear Mr Chairman. I cannot believe this is happening. I am so totally devastated and heartbroken

I just cannot believe what I saw last night. It just doesn't seem real," he wrote

"It is difficult to put into words how much you meant to this football club and to the city of Leicester

Never have I ever come across a man like you. So hard working, so passionate, so kind and so generous in the extreme

"You changed football. Forever! You gave hope to everyone that the impossible was possible

You literally made my dreams come true. "We now have a responsibility as a club, as players and fans to honour you

From knowing you we do this by being the family you created." Schmeichel's powerful words were echoed by his team-mates, who arrived at the stadium later on Monday

"Words can't describe how I feel. A truly great, kind, loving man who will be missed so much by everyone

I will never forget the Chairman's support, not only during my time @LCFC but also during the World Cup," England defender Harry Maguire wrote on Twitter

Fellow City defender and England left-back Ben Chilwell hailed "one of the best people you could wish to meet"

Writing on Twitter, he said: "I can't believe it. I am heartbroken to hear that no-one survived the crash yesterday

" Jamie Vardy - whose meteoric rise through the leagues was matched step-by-step by the club as they came from nowhere to win the Premier League in 2016 - called Srivaddhanaprabha a "legend"

He said on Instagram: "Struggling to find the right words, but to me you are a legend, an incredible man who had the biggest heart, the soul of Leicester City Football Club

Thank you for everything you did for me, my family and our club. I will truly miss you, may you rest in peace

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What If King Ghidorah Was Real? - Duration: 6:23.

Hello internet - and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions - the place where no time

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curiously ask the question, What If King Ghidorah Was Real?

Roll the clip.

Well well, how do we even begin when it comes to addressing the Emperor of the Cosmos, the

Thousand-Year Dragon King, the Space Super Terror-Beast.

King Ghidorah.

He's kind of a big deal when it comes to the Kaiju.

So much so that he's had an incredible six appearances throughout the kaiju franchise

- cementing himself as the primary antagonist of the entire universe.

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then the world would be a much different place.

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King Ghidorah is the big-bad-baddy of the kaiju world - but sometimes he's a benevolent

good guy - so don't let that confuse you.

He's a colossal, three headed golden wyvern-esque dragon with two large wings, two tails, zero

arms and an impenetrable cuirass of golden scales for skin.

His first film appearance was in 1964's Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, a Japanese

sci-fi kaiju film produced and distributed by Toho - the company synonymous with creating

the Godzilla franchise.

Since he stepped onto the silver screen, his infamy has skyrocketed as Godzilla's most

notorious arch-nemesis, making the likes of Mothra, Rodan and Gigan pale in comparison.

He's seen an incredibly vast number of incarnations in cinema.

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often butting heads on Earth and being ultimately thwarted by the lizard king himself, Godzilla.

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a nuclear explosion.

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guardian, slumbering beneath Mt. Fuji and guarded by zealous warriors in the hope that

he would one day rise again to defend Japan in their hour of need.

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He's done it with Venus - twice - so Earth would be no different.

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Ghidorah we had.

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then we'd all be pretty kushty, actually.

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was discovered dormant underground, then the socio-political landscape would be shaken

to its core.

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an ancient benevolent cosmic beast beneath Japan would put a severe strain on international

diplomacy.

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and North Korea, if there's any sniff of weaponry that could potentially rival the

United States, Europe and Russia, then the United Nations comes down on them like a tonne

of bricks, quicker than a brown fox jumping over a lazy dog - Bob's your uncle, etcetera

etcetera.

So how the hell do we compare that to a literal cosmic bomb?

A creature that can level cities with a mere flap of its wings, that's already been proven

to be the individual trigger for wiping out all life on Earth throughout the Cretaceous

period?

Forget your nuclear warheads, King Ghidorah has gravity beams.

Even if he remained dormant, his deterrent alone would be more than enough to catapult

Japan to the level of global superpower.

It's interesting, because this is equivalent to the role of the Futurians throughout the

kaiju franchise - a futuristic sect of humanoids from the 23rd century with the goal of destroying

Japan in the past before it can become a corrupt economic superpower in the future.

Although, in that respect - they use King Ghidorah as a pawn in an attempt to wipe out

Japan, but the sentiment remains the same.

Japan would be untouchable.

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There isn't a lot that happens on our pale blue dot that goes uninterfered without the

involvement of either Russia, China or the United States.

Throw Europe in there too, for safe measure.

All of which have relatively sound diplomatic relations with Japan, barr Russia - who still

have strained relations surrounding the Kuril Island dispute - but that's a topic for

another time.

The point is, there isn't any particular reason for Japan to be threatened - or for

King Ghidorah to awake from his slumber and defend against invading forces.

But still - he remains the same - a deterrent.

A trap card to be played at the opportune moment.

Nations advance, and global powers rise and fall - we can visibly see it throughout history,

as technology stutters and starts to catch up.

But what if King Ghidorah was real, and we throw in a Thousand Year Space Dragon that

can wreak havoc with a single flap of his wings?

Well - it's safe to say no one would be picking a fight with Japan any time soon.

Unfortunately folks, that's all we've got time for in todays video - cheers for

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Leicester helicopter crash: Who was killed in the Leicester helicopter crash? - Duration: 3:45.

The crash came after Saturday's Premier League clash against West Ham, which ended in a 1-1 draw

Srivaddhanaprabha was on board the helicopter when the aircraft went down, along with four other people

Witnesses said the helicopter spiralled out of control moments after it set off at 8

30pm on Saturday night and plummeted into the car park. Police cars and emergency services rushed towards an area where flames were visible before the area was evacuated

Leicestershire Police said: "The aircraft came down in a car park near the stadium shortly after 8

30pm, with Leicestershire Police, East Midlands Ambulance Service and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service all responding to the incident

" Srivaddhanaprabha leaves the stadium by his helicopter, which lands in the centre circle on the pitch, following every Leicester home game

The 60-year-old, who owns the King Power company, bought Leicester in 2010 and became club chairman the following year

Who was killed in the Leicester helicopter crash? Leicestershire Police said it believed the dead to be: - Leicester owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha - Two members of his staff: Nursara Suknamai and Kaveporn Punpare - Pilot Eric Swaffer and his partner Izabela Roza Lechowicz No-one on the ground is believed to have been injured

Leicester helicopter crash reaction Leicester City captain Wes Morgan tweeted: "Absolutely heartbroken and devastated regarding the news of our chairman

A man that was loved and adored." Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel: "You changed football

Forever! You gave hope to everyone that the impossible was possible, not just to our fans but to fans all over the world in any sport!" Defender Harry Maguire: "Words can't describe how I feel

A truly great, kind loving man who will missed so much by everyone." Striker Jamie Vardy: "Struggling to find the right words

But to me you are legend, an incredible man who had the biggest heart, the soul of Leicester City Football Club

"Thank you for everything you did for me, my family and our club. I will truly miss you

" Defender Ben Chilwell: "I can't believe it. I'm heartbroken to hear that no-one survived the crash

"Vichai was one of the best people you could wish to meet, making you happy made him happy, he was always smiling and laughing

"What he did for not just this football club but for Leicester as a city is incredible

He bought us all together."

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