Billionaire’s daughter and granddaughter die in plane crash

Melbourne Inc., based in Florida. In statements to the New York Times, Rumpel, the company’s owner, shared the information that his daughter and 2-year-old grandson, their nanny, and the company’s pilot were found on the crashed plane, and that they returned home. . he marries Long Island, New York, after visiting his home in North Carolina.

Billionaire businessman, Melbourne Inc. He said he was unable to obtain much information from authorities about the crash of the plane, which was determined to belong to company-owned Encore Motors, but that the crash may have occurred as a result of declining the pressure of the plane.

Keller Williams NYC, the real estate firm where Rumpel’s daughter Adina Azarian works, also issued a message of condolences over the accident.

In addition, the US media reported that John Rumpel of Florida was one of the main donors to MAGA, which was founded for the presidential election campaign of former US President Donald Trump.

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The sound of a huge explosion heard in the US capital Washington DC yesterday caused panic and terrified citizens tried to make their voices heard on social media.

In a written statement from the Federal Aviation Administration, it was reported that the Cessna-type aircraft, which took off from Tennessee to Long Island, entered the no-fly zone over the capital, then crashed into mountainous terrain in the southwest region of Virginia.

A few hours after it was announced that the plane had crashed, the local police announced that the rescue team had reached the wreckage of the plane and that there were no survivors of the crash.

In the American press, there was information that the aircraft in question did not respond to radio warnings, and then the F-16s took off with the emergency response authority at supersonic speed, causing the sound explosion.

Adam Gerhardt, a senior aviation accident investigator at the National Transportation Safety Board, stated that the wreckage of the crashed plane would be transported to the state of Delaware and subject to a lengthy investigation. (AA)