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Fourteen Saudi citizens were killed when a state-owned Aramco helicopter crashed in Ras Tanura on Saudi Arabia’s eastern coast; investigations are underway to determine the cause, with Aramco unavailable for comment and the energy ministry offering condolences.
A memorial service for Oliver Tree, who died in a June helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro at age 32, is planned for July 25 at UCSC Quarry Amphitheater in Santa Cruz with a public livestream due to limited seating; details on how to watch will be announced shortly. The piece also highlights Tree’s career and his family’s philanthropic foundation to support young artists.
A helicopter owned by Saudi Aramco crashed in Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia, killing all 14 people on board; state media says investigations are underway to determine the cause.
The body of singer Oliver Tree Nickell was returned to California after a June 14 helicopter crash in Brazil that killed six people. His family says they will honor his final wish by directing his wealth to artists through a foundation and grants, including plans for Dr. Oliver Tree’s Art Grants for Baby Geniuses.
A Coast Guard helicopter crash in Sitka, Alaska left four crew members with non-serious injuries; the incident was reported via the aircrew’s beacon, Sitka Fire and Rescue transported the crew to Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center, and Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak is repositioning crews to Sitka to maintain readiness while the cause is investigated.
A U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crashed near Harbor Mountain in Sitka during a training mission, injuring four crew members who were transported to Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center; no deaths were reported and the cause is under investigation.
The body of US singer Oliver Tree has been returned to California after a Rio de Janeiro helicopter crash that killed him and six others; his family posted that they will honor his final wish by establishing a charity named Dr. Oliver Tree's Extremely Epic Grant For Baby Geniuses to spread joy, love and art, a plan Tree outlined in his will. Tree, born Oliver Nickell in Santa Cruz in 1993, rose to fame online and was known for hits such as Life Goes On, Miss You and Alien Boy.
The body of U.S. singer Oliver Tree was returned to California after a June 14 helicopter crash above Rio de Janeiro that killed six people. Police are investigating possible human error by a pilot or air traffic controllers. Tree had been touring South America and was slated to perform in São Paulo; tributes poured in as his family mourned and supporters spoke of his lasting impact and plans for a charitable grant in his name.
Oliver Tree died at 32 in a June 14 helicopter crash in Brazil. His mother Christine Begin Nickell posted a heartfelt tribute on Facebook. Years earlier, Tree had vowed not to leave his wealth to his family, intending instead to fund the art-making process through a foundation called Dr. Oliver Tree’s Art Grants for Baby Geniuses, with rules that funds cannot be used for schooling or equipment and must support artists. He is survived by his parents and his girlfriend, Fiona Chernavskaya.
Oliver Tree’s mother posted a moving throwback photo and tribute after the singer was killed in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro. The post, shared on Facebook, accompanied a childhood image and a message of pride, as Tree had just four dates into his world tour when the crash claimed his life along with others. His girlfriend and family mourn the loss, while authorities investigated the incident and a nearby electric-vehicle dealership fire occurred as part of the crash aftermath.
American musician Oliver Tree and YouTuber Gaspar Prim were identified among six people killed in a mid-air helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro; authorities say the helicopters collided and crashed into a car dealership parking lot, with investigations ongoing.
Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash that killed six people (four passengers and two pilots). His girlfriend, Fiona Chernavskaya, shared a touching Instagram tribute, asked fans to respect their privacy and stop gossip about their relationship, and confirmed they were monogamous as they mourn together. Investigators have not yet confirmed the cause, though early notes hint at possible human error.
A producer scheduled to ride on the helicopter that killed Oliver Tree and five others in Brazil says he pulled out at the last minute because of a fear of flying and took a car instead; the crash of two helicopters over an electric car lot in Rio de Janeiro killed all on board, and investigators are probing possible human error.
Oliver Tree's girlfriend Fiona Chernavskaya posted a tribute after his death in a Rio de Janeiro helicopter crash and urged followers to stop gossip about other women, saying they were monogamous and asking for privacy as she mourns her partner and best friend; Tree died when two helicopters collided, killing six people, with the crash details and cause under investigation.
A Rio de Janeiro surveillance video released by the city’s Fire Department shows one of two helicopters colliding and plunging into a car‑ dealership lot, igniting a fire that killed Oliver Tree and five others. Authorities are investigating the crash’s cause, which remains unconfirmed. Tree was in Brazil for his “The World’s First World Tour,” having played in São Paulo on June 6 and scheduled for Lisbon on July 13; his ex, Melanie Martinez, paid tribute after his death.