Thanks for the info   

Yes go to ADS-B Exchange - tracking 10152 aircraft (adsbexchange.com) and search N507TJ, history and go to today.  Click on the part of the track as they start to leave the traffic pattern to the northeast.  Click 1X and watch it play while watching airspeed, altitude and rate of climb/descent.  It will be clear that they are climbing, leveling out and slowing down to almost zero before a rate of descent starts, airspeed stays low, rate of descent will hit 2688 feet per minute as they fly out of it.  They orbit and climb back up and try again, second time the recovery goes poorly.  Elevation in that area is 800' and they reach about 2400' for the second attempt so only appx 1500-1600' feet agl for the entry.