
Plane Crash in Gulf Shores Kills Two
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Two men, Dana Michael Ruehle and Jon Leslie George, were killed in a plane crash near Gulf Shores. The single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza they were flying from Daytona Beach to Gulf Shores crashed into Bon Secour Bay, with debris found near Sailboat Bay and Plash Island. Authorities have recovered the wreckage and bodies, and the National Transportation Safety Board is leading the investigation.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Plane Crash in Gulf Shores Kills Two. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Local headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to Birmingham News today. Authorities have identified two men killed in a small plane crash near Gulf Shores over the weekend. The victims were 64-year-old Dana Michael Ruail, and 68-year-old John Leslie George, both residents of the area. The single-engine Beachcraft bonanza was flying from Daytona Beach to Gulf Shores on Saturday night when it went down in Bon Secor Bay. The victims found to bring near sailbo bay and plash island. Gulf Shores police, their marine unit, and the U.S. Coast Guard rushed to the scene along with other agencies. They recovered the wreckage and the bodies, and searched thoroughly, but found no other passengers. The victims' remains are headed to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences, for exams as part of the probe. The National Transportation Safety Board is now leading the investigation, with help from the Federal Aviation Administration and local police. Officials are keeping the victims' families in their thoughts during this tough time.
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