A streamer has been slammed after allegedly trespassing onto private property to pose for a selfie in front of the wreckage of a deadly Amazon cargo plane crash.
Kick personality Binx, also known online as BinxBasilisk, livestreamed herself approaching the stricken aircraft just hours after the horror smash.
The Boeing 767 had careered off a runway while landing before ploughing into several vehicles and bursting into flames.
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At least five people were killed and another five injured, including three critically, as reported by Need To Know.
Footage from Binx’s stream reportedly shows her approaching the crash site before crossing a barrier to get closer to the wreckage.
She then poses with the destroyed aircraft visible behind her.
The streamer can be seen smiling for the camera and making a peace sign as a photograph is taken.
But the group is then confronted by a man who tells them they are on private property and orders them to leave.
Binx reportedly apologised before walking away.
The stunt sparked fury online after footage was shared on Reddit.
One person said: “Take a picture of us. WTF. People died here. Have some respect.”
Another user added: “Social media breeds the most pathetic streamers.”
One person said: “Have some respect for the dead.”
Another user added: “Man, we can’t even fcking leave alone an active fcking investigation that included several people’s deaths. We are f*cked as a society.”
One user added: “Insane to ask for a selfie on a crashed plane that killed people.”
The crash happened at Miami International Airport after Prime Air Flight 7598 arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Amazon-branded Boeing 767-300, operated by cargo airline 21 Air, overran the runway at around 2pm on Sunday (6 Sep).
It struck multiple vehicles before catching fire, sending thick black smoke billowing into the sky.
More than 60 rescue units and around 200 emergency personnel raced to the scene.
The pilot and co-pilot were initially trapped inside the aircraft, while other victims were trapped in vehicles struck by the jet.
The National Transportation Safety Board has launched an investigation into the disaster.
Amazon spokesperson Kelly Nantel said: “Right now, our absolute priority is the safety, well-being, and care of everyone involved.”
The company said it was working with authorities to establish exactly what happened.
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