I posted this under the ATC Audio Feed thread as well.
Here is my personal account:
I volunteer with the Red Cross, and I was asked to assist in transport of one of the relatives to the crash site from Tallahassee, FL. I saw first hand, closer than the media, what it looks like. The NTSB is out there investigating the crash. It was very eye opening to see how the NTSB "disects" the crash site. The plane crashed into the back of one house (looking at the front of the houses, it crashed into the house on the left) and a fireball blew into another house that was right beside it. The two houses that had the plane, and the fireball, are fully destroyed. There was some minor damage to another house just to the right of the one with the fireball. I didnt have much time to take a look around, but what I did see was horrific, and to think that a Cessna, could destroy 2 houses, in the middle of a nice neighborhood. It truly could happen to anybody, and that reality has since been realised, when I visited the site. I found it very moving to see the baby blue room of one of the houses, and to know that a 6 month old child died there less than 48 hours earlier.
On the other hand, it was very interesting to see how the NTSB disects the scene. They label everything to a T and take anywhere from 10-30 pictures of anything the move/remove. I have always thought that they had an interesting job, and I am considering studying something that could lead into that general career field.
Just thought I would provide some insight into this situation.
Dustin