DJ AM, aka Adam Goldstein, posted a picture on Facebook of the watch he was wearing in the fiery plane crash he survived last month. He said:

"My favorite vintage rolex POST plane crash."

It took a lot of heat to burn his watch that badly, making it even more amazing DJ AM and Travis Barker survived, with burns, but still survived.

DJ AM, aka Adam Goldstein, showed visible burns to his hand and neck from a plane accident that happened on September 19. On Monday DJ AM attended the funeral of Chris Baker (29), who was one of four people that were killed in the plane accident from which DJ AM and Travis Barker survived. Baker was Travis Barker’s assistant.

Goldstein, and other mourners, dressed in green at the request of Baker’s family. Baker leaves behind a wife, Otillia Villar, and their 2-year-old son, Sebastian.

DJ AM, aka Adam Goldstein, has been released from the hospital in Georgia, and is now back in Los Angeles. Goldstein’s rep said:

"While he is deeply saddened by the events, he (Goldstein) is thankful for all of the love and support he has been receiving from fans and friends world wide. We ask that you continue respect his privacy as he rests and heals and mourns the loss of his friends."

Travis Barker remains in the hospital in Georgia, where he is being treated for burns from his torso down. Jermaine Dupri, who just visited Travis said:

"He’s supposed to send a message out to everybody in a couple of days to let everybody know that he’s feeling better. He’s definitely feeling the love from everyone."

It could still be several weeks before Travis is released.

Investigators are now saying they suspect a blow tire caused the Learjet to crash on takeoff that critically injured Travis Barker and DJ AM (Adam Goldstein), and killed four other people. The suspicion is based on the cockpit recorder retried from the wreckage.

Investigators added it is a miracle that anyone survived the plane crash, especially since the plane was consumer by fire.

Travis Barker and DJ AM (Adam Goldstein) were almost killed in Columbia, South Carolina when their lear jet attempted to take off, but crashed on the runway at Columbia Metropolitan Airport, killing four people, and severely injuring Barker and Goldstein. Barker and Goldstein were in Columbia Friday night as part of a concert in Columbia’s Five Points. Both Barker and Goldstein were transported to an Augusta, Georgia burn center, and are both listed in critical condition.

William Owens was driving down Highway 302 when he said he saw a fireball go across the road. He said:

"I didn’t know what I had seen, it was maybe 800 feet in front of me, but as I approached it closer though I made out a fire. By then I was able to see the tail of the jet and I recognized it as a jet."

Owens then described what he saw as he tried to make it to the wreckage:

"It’s in flames and the fuel is running across the road and I had to cross the fuel to get to the two guys that seemed to have been dumped on the highway."

Owens said the two men (Barker and Goldstein) were in the road trying to extinguish themselves. He then asked the men if there was anyone else on board the plane and they said four more were with them:

"We turned to the jet to try and see if there was anything we could do, but immediately, there was nothing anyone could do."

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, the plane took off at 11:53 pm Friday night heading to Van Nuys, CA. Officials say air traffic controllers reported seeing sparks after the plane started to leave.

Officials say six people were on board the plane when it impacted several lights on Runway 11 and crashed through the fence at the end of the runway. The plane crashed onto Highway 302.

Federal officials say two crew members and two passengers have been killed. Lexington County Coroner Harry Harman has identified all four victims from California. Harman says the pilot, Sarah Lemmon, 31, of Anaheim Hills, co-pilot James Bland, 52, of Carlsbad, Chris Baker, 29, of Studio City and Charles Still, 25, of Los Angeles all perished in the crash.

National Transportation Safety Board officials say the plane crashed just after take off at 11:53 p.m. Friday.

At this time, they say the flight was attempting to take off on Runway 11, but it skidded down the runway. It crashed through a perimeter fence, hit an antennae array and lights, then hit an embankment along Highway 302.

The fuselage of the plane was badly burned.

The two other performers from the Five Points concert, Gavin DeGraw and Perry Farrell, were not on the plane.

Hopefully Barker and Goldstein will survive their burns. This is terribly sad. Four people lost their lives.