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Among the victims was pilot Seankese "Sean" Johnson ... s wife and their three young children. Video footage captured the moment the rotors detached mid-air, sending the chopper plunging into the ...

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David Faustino is loving the fresh air! On Friday, April 11, the Married… with Children alum, 51, was photographed taking a walk with his wife, Lindsay Bronson, and their two dogs in Los Angeles.

A CEO at German technology company Siemens, his wife and three children were the passengers killed when a tourist helicopter plunged into the Hudson River near Jersey City. Agustin Escobar ...

“I don’t even know what happened.” Johnson said she and her ... of tourists — Agustin Escobar, his wife, Mercè Camprubí Montal, and their children, Augustin, 10, Mercedes, 8, and Victor ...

A Spanish tech executive, his wife and three young children who were all killed in a helicopter crash ... A little context + I’m sharing this bc life moves quick + we don’t always think about the fact ...