American men rented planes to throw their father's ashes, and they died unfortunately in a crash

Polar News reporter Manda

Intern Luo Yan

According to the US "Magazine" reported on September 2nd, in Minnesota in the United States, a man took a small aircraft to throw his father's ashes, and he fell unfortunately with the pilot.

According to a press release issued by the Croin County Sheriff's Office, on the last Sunday of August, a small aircraft crashed in a forest area near Minny Lake Road. The victims on board were 58 -year -old Lee Chermeski and 61 -year -old pilot Douglas Johnson.

Aircraft involved

On the same day, the Croin County Sheriff's Office received an alarm that he informed that "a plane took off but did not reach the destination." Two hours later, the body of the two victims was found.

According to local media reports, Craig Caderg, deputy captain of the Croin County Sheriff's Office, said the police officers at the scene learned that Camesky was scattered his father's ashes at the time. According to the Cupu funeral home, on August 7, Chermesky's father died at the age of 80 in his home in the 50 Lake area.

Chemeski previously operated a company called "Brakes Plus". In February this year, Hunter evaluated from his hands that Chemerski was a good person.

It is understood that Chermens and Johnson's small aircraft taken on the same day.

Johnson runs a company named Flying Swan, which operates a light sports aircraft that can bring passengers into the air.

According to the company's website, this aircraft can only fly when the wind speed is less than or equal to 8 miles/hour, and there will be no rainfall. The cost ranges from $ 50 to $ 95 to 30 minutes.

Flight price gauge

At present, the Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the accident with the National Transport Safety Commission.

(The pictures are derived from the flight company involved)

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