Stunt-Flying Suspected in Crash That Killed Four
Associated Press
DEL RIO, Tex. — The pilot of a single-engine Cessna 172 Skyhawk that crashed into a hillside and fell into Lake Amistad on Sunday, killing him and his three passengers, had been flying dangerous stunts before the accident, a Department of Public Safety trooper said Monday. The Federal Aviation Administration will investigate the accident, he said.
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