How tragic.

Tragic is right... But what happened to the eject system? It's a Tom Cat not WWII Spitfire.
Who knows, maybe the tight turn created too much G-force and blacked him and his co-pilot out. Hope it did, at least they would have known nothing about their violent demise. R.I.P.

I would guess that the ejection seats were not fully functional. It was not a true fighting plane, it was just for show. They should keep the ejection seats working so this doesn't happen.

He would have died ejecting at such a low altitude anyways

@ CptDooDooButter:
No they'd not have died. Ejection seats are rated for zero/zero now. Have been for years.
They'll eject and permit a canopy opening at zero speed and zero altitude.
The pilot obviously stayed with the plane to keep it from crashing into a larger populated area. Kinda hard to try to keep the plane away from spectators when you're NOT IN THE COCKPIT!

i guess so

He actually managed to manouvered the plane away from the crowd. Hes a hero.