<P> On the morning of the crash, Stack posted a suicide note on his website, embeddedart.com . The HTML source code of the web page shows the letter was composed using Microsoft Word starting two days prior, February 16, at 19: 24 Z (1: 24 p.m. CST). The document also shows that it was saved 27 times with the last being February 18 at 06: 42 Z (12: 42 a.m. CST). </P> <P> In the note, he begins by expressing displeasure with the government, the bailout of financial institutions, politicians, the conglomerate companies of General Motors, Enron and Arthur Andersen, unions, drug and health care insurance companies, and the Catholic Church . He then describes his life as an engineer, including his meeting with a poor widow who never got the pension benefits she was promised, the effect of the Section 1706 of Tax Reform Act of 1986 on independent contractor engineers, the September 11 attacks, airline bailouts that benefited only the airlines but not the suffering engineers and how a CPA he hired seemed to side with the government to take extra tax money from him . </P> <P> The note also mentions Stack's having issues with taxes, debt, and the IRS and his having a long - running feud with the organization . While the IRS also has a larger regional office in Austin, the field office located in Echelon I performed tax audits, seizures, investigations and collections . </P> <P> The note ended with: </P>

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