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A Missouri community remembers 12 lives lost Sunday in skydiving plane crash

Twelve people died in a skydiving plane crash in rural Bates County, Missouri. The National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Administration are investigating, and the Butler community is mourning the victims. The crash involved a Pacific Aerospace 750XL, with most skydivers on board described as experienced.

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