Twelve individuals, including nine skydivers, two tandem jumpers, and a pilot, died in a plane crash in Butler, Missouri, over the weekend. Family members have identified some of the victims as a high school music teacher, a cancer survivor, and a new father with two infant sons. The aircraft involved was a Pacific Aerospace P750XL, as reported by the Bates County Department of Emergency Management.
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Victims of Missouri Skydiving Plane Crash Identified
A plane crash in Butler, Missouri, resulted in the deaths of twelve individuals, including nine skydivers, two tandem jumpers, and a pilot. Family members have identified some victims, including a music teacher and a new father.
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A teacher, a cancer survivor and a new dad: victims of Missouri skydiving plane crash identified
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