Joseph R. Seallon, “Owen” James Renaud, Jesse H. Ostheimer, and Branden W. Hicks killed in small-plane crash in Anderson, Indiana
Modified Date:
Sun, 09/08/2024 - 7:18amAccident Date:
Friday, September 6, 20244 killed in an Indiana airplane crash: The plane took-off from Ft. Dodge this (Fri.) morning
Four people were on board when the Piper PA-46 aircraft crashed around 10 a.m. (central) in Anderson, Indiana, northeast of Indianapolis, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
[UPDATE] Victims of an Indiana plane crash were all from Iowa
It was quickly acquired that the plane had departed Fort Dodge, Iowa, enroute to the Anderson Airport, and for an undetermined reason lost altitude, and crashed.
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Type: Aircraft Accident
People Involved:
Joseph R. Seallon
“Owen” James Renaud
Jesse H. Ostheimer
Branden W. Hicks
City:
Anderson, INCounty:
Madison County, INArea:
Indianapolis, IN