Bodies Found in Small Plane Crash; Identities Still Unconfirmed

The bodies of all four passengers thought to be aboard the plane that crashed Sunday in the Everglades have been recovered, according to a Broward Sheriff's Office release.BSO still isn't identifying the victims of the crash, though it's evident that it's a Fort Lauderdale money manager and his wife, son,...

By Thomas Francis

September 22, 2009

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The bodies of all four passengers thought to be aboard the plane that crashed Sunday in the Everglades have been recovered, according to a Broward Sheriff's Office release.

BSO still isn't identifying the victims of the crash, though it's evident that it's a Fort Lauderdale money manager and his wife, son, and business partner. The BSO release says the bodies belong to two adult males, an adult woman, and a child.

The group had been in Gainesville for this weekend's Florida Gators football game and were trying to land at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport.

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