Music agent, who was killed in Murphy Canyon aircraft crash, recalled by San Diego family

San Diego (KGTV) – The rock band Pierce The Veil based in San Diego buys with the devastating loss of her manager and friend Dave Shapiro on board the aircraft, which collapsed into a quarter of Murphy Canyon.

In the corner of the music studio in the back of Victor Fuentes Sr.'s house there is a polaroid photo that has gained trust before success.

“It's a photo of Dave and my son,” said Fuentes.

Fuentes says, his son, co -founder of Pierce the Veil, called him on Thursday and broke the news: his long -time friend and booking agent David Shapiro was on board the aircraft, which collapsed in a quarter of Murphy Canyon and killed him and five others.

“Dave Shapiro is like a brother for him. He collapsed and cried most of the day in his hotel,” said Fuentes.

Fuentes says after Shapiro took part in a Pierce The Veil concert in Madison Square Garden that evening, his son had dinner on this flight before the flight started.

“My heart has just fallen, destroyed,” said Fuentes.

A broken cardiac fuent, who saw Shapiro three to six times a year, sometimes to meet in the music studio, watch Shapiro over the past 18 years, and booked larger and bigger venues every year.

“They knew that he would stand up for their band,” said Fuentes. “He took care of music, he took care of serious musicians who tried to do it,” said Fuentes.

Fuentes says that Shapiro and his son have also shared a friendship. Shapiro took out his son with one of his several planes. His son was confident in Shapiro's flight experience and skills.

“My son would make private trips,” said Fuentes.

On Thursday, Shapiros Business Jet fell into a neighborhood and killed everyone on board, including a man who had been there for Fuentes' son from the start.

“We'll miss Dave Shapiro. I don't know how to replace him,” said Fuentes.

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