Oops! News reporter blames plane crash on defective "flux capacitator"

Carla Sinclair 8:33 am Wed Aug 29, 2018

When Boston 25 news reporter Kathryn Burcham was at the scene of a plane crash in Hanson, Massachusetts, she reported live that, according to the pilot, "the issue was with a defective flux capacitator."

Assuming the plane was not a Back to the Future-style time machine, Burcham's mistake made for a fun real-time blooper moment. It's not clear whether the pilot, 20-year-old Jacob Haselden, was just pulling a light-hearted prank, or if he actually said "a fluxgate compass" and the reporter just got it wrong.

WATCH AND LAUGH: Today in Boston… people are apparently having trouble going back in time. #bttf pic.twitter.com/hGAGuTF1Ka

— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) August 28, 2018

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