Missouri skydiving tragedy fractures a tight-knit community
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A skydiving plane crash near Butler, Missouri, on a day with clear blue skies killed 12 people, including 11 skydivers, as the NTSB opens an investigation into the crash; the tragedy devastates the close-knit Midwest skydiving community and features personal stories like 54-year-old Michael Shanahan, who began jumping after his sister’s cancer diagnosis.
Topics:top-news#accidents-and-disasters#aviation-safety-and-security#missouri#national#plane-crashes#skydiving
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- Investigators Look for Electronic Devices of Victims in Skydiving Crash The New York Times
- ‘I was on that plane last weekend’: Topeka skydiver reacts to fatal Missouri plane crash WIBW
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