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Married Boston doctors identified as victims in Connecticut plane crash
Married Boston doctors identified as victims in Connecticut plane crash
WCVB Updated: 10:17 PM EDT Sep 3, 2021
FARMINGTON, Conn. — A couple from Boston have been identified as two of the four people killed Thursday when a small plane crashed into a building in Connecticut.
On Friday, Farmington police identified the two passengers as Courtney Haviland, 33, and her husband, William Shrauner, 31, of Boston.
The pilots were identified as William O’Leary, 55, of Bristol and Mark Morrow, 57, of Danbury.
No one else was on board.
Shrauner was a Boston Medical Center cardiology fellow. Haviland was a pediatric resident at Mass General for the last three years who just completed a medical simulation fellowship at the hospital. The couple leaves behind a 1 1/2-year-old son, Teddy.
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WCVB Updated: 10:17 PM EDT Sep 3, 2021
FARMINGTON, Conn. — A couple from Boston have been identified as two of the four people killed Thursday when a small plane crashed into a building in Connecticut.
On Friday, Farmington police identified the two passengers as Courtney Haviland, 33, and her husband, William Shrauner, 31, of Boston.
The pilots were identified as William O’Leary, 55, of Bristol and Mark Morrow, 57, of Danbury.
No one else was on board.
Shrauner was a Boston Medical Center cardiology fellow. Haviland was a pediatric resident at Mass General for the last three years who just completed a medical simulation fellowship at the hospital. The couple leaves behind a 1 1/2-year-old son, Teddy.
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4 People Are Killed When A Jet Crashes Into A Building In Connecticut
September 2, 20216:23 PM ET
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A small jet crashed shortly after taking off from a small airport in Connecticut on Thursday morning, killing all four people aboard, officials said.
The jet took off just before 10 a.m. from the Robertson Airport before crashing into the building at Trumpf Inc., a manufacturing company, Farmington Police Lt. Tim McKenzie said.
"It appears there was some type of mechanical failure during the takeoff sequence that resulted in the crash behind us," he said.
The plane, a Cessna Citation 560X, was headed to Dare County Regional Airport in Manteo, North Carolina, the Federal Aviation Administration said. Two pilots and two passengers were killed, McKenzie said. Their names were not immediately released.
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4 People Are Killed When A Jet Crashes Into A Building In Connecticut
September 2, 20216:23 PM ET
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A small jet crashed shortly after taking off from a small airport in Connecticut on Thursday morning, killing all four people aboard, officials said.
The jet took off just before 10 a.m. from the Robertson Airport before crashing into the building at Trumpf Inc., a manufacturing company, Farmington Police Lt. Tim McKenzie said.
"It appears there was some type of mechanical failure during the takeoff sequence that resulted in the crash behind us," he said.
The plane, a Cessna Citation 560X, was headed to Dare County Regional Airport in Manteo, North Carolina, the Federal Aviation Administration said. Two pilots and two passengers were killed, McKenzie said. Their names were not immediately released.
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