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Plane crash under investigation

What: small, single-engine experimental Nadiq, a fixed-wing, single-engine plane
Where: Sandy Creek township, near Miller Road in Venango County
When: July 24 2010, 11:25 a.m
Who: fatalities: 57-year-old David Wagner, of Clairon, and former Clairon County commissioner 54-year-old Rob Carbaugh, of Seneca.
Why: Crash in the woods of Sandy Creek

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