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Mexico: Helicopter Crash Kills Businessman and Pilots

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    Biplane Crashed in Liberty Township, 2 Killed

    A two-seater aerobatic biplane crashed in the backyard of a house near Sunrise View Circle in Liberty Township, Ohio, at about 8:54 a.m. on September 20.

    The plane immediately caught fire after crash and both men aboard were killed. The identities of victims have not yet been released.

    The authorities believe that the plane took off from the Butler County Regional Airport.

    The cause of crash is under investigation.

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    CEO Dies in Venezuelan Plane Crash

    What: Beechcraft BE-36 Bonanza en route from Miami to Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais
    Where: Venezuela
    When: 6 p.m. Brasilia time on July 11
    Who: Mauricio Lustosa de Castro, CEO of Magnesita Refratorios SA
    Why: Mauricio Lustosa de Castro’s private plane was last heard from in a distress call in Bolivar. Following the distress call a search and rescue began around July 13, though the incident was deemed a fatal crash on July 11.

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    Helicopter Crashes in Sebring, FL; 2 Dead, 1 Injured

    A helicopter crashed into a mobile home in Sebring, Florida, on October 31st.

    The helicopter was carrying two people when it went down in Sebring Falls Mobile Home Park.

    Both occupants of the aircraft were killed in the crash. They were identified as the pilot Christopher Lord, 45, and his passenger Christopher Brugger, 52.

    One person on the ground was injured and was taken to a hospital.

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    Unidentified Body Discovered


    Remains of some poor soul were discovered on the banks of the Dordogne River ten kilometers from where the helicopter crash killed Hong Kong tycoon Kok Lam. The body has not been identified yet. Due to its condition after being in the water, the id will have to be found through DNA testing. The remains of 12-year-old son Kok Shun-yu, son of Kok Lam, were found indie the Robinson R44 a day after the helicopter crashed.

    The body found in the river may be a person missing since April, which might explain the extent of the damage of the remains.

    Kok Lam was owner of the Hong Kong based Brilliant group, which runs upmarket hotels and other properties, including the newly purchased Château de la Riviere.

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    Ridgeway Reservoir Plane Crash Updates

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    A single engine plane crashed about 90 feet from the shore south of Montrose on 22nd March, 2014. The incident happened while the plane was on its way from Oklahoma to Montrose regional airport.

    A large piece from the tail of the crashed plane has been recovered from the reservoir. Rescue teams could not find the pilot and the other five people on board. It is assumed that there are no survivors of the crash incident.

    According to the Ouray County emergency, law enforcement and public officials, the search and rescue operation is going on at the best, and the efforts will continue on Monday as well.

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    Pilot Killed in Small Plane Crash in Central Minnesota

    A small plane crashed in Stearns County, Minnesota, on January 23rd.

    The plane departed from Sauk Centre Airport and was practicing takeoffs and landings when it went down.

    The pilot, Matthew Skwira, 50, of Rice, Minnesota, was killed in the crash.

    The FAA and the NTSB are investigating.

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