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NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives of 12 people.
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What happenedOfficials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives of 12 people.
The headline splitOne side frames it as "Investigators Look for Electronic Devices of Victims in Skydiving Crash". The other frames it as "Investigation of deadly skydiving crash could take years, NTSB says".
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Left / center-leftInvestigators Look for Electronic Devices of Victims in Skydiving Crash
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CenterNTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
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NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
NTSB officials arrive in Missouri to begin investigation into deadly skydiving plane crash
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Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Butler, Missouri, on Monday morning to begin the investigation into the crash of a skydiving plane that claimed the lives...
Investigators Look for Electronic Devices of Victims in Skydiving Crash
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The aircraft that went down in Butler, Mo., on Sunday was not required to have had a voice recorder, a National Transportation Safety Board official said.
Investigation of deadly skydiving crash could take years, NTSB says
The airplane carrying skydivers crashed just minutes after taking off Sunday from Butler Memorial Airport, after the pilot made a turn for reasons that are still unknown. Eleven skydivers a...
