Crash site of small plane that disappeared from radar in April found in Lake Superior Provincial Park
The wreckage of a small aircraft that disappeared final month in northern Ontario with two males aboard has been positioned in Lake Superior Provincial Park.
Ontario Provincial Police say in a information launch that one in all their helicopters, together with a civilian helicopter, had been conducting follow-up searches for the lacking Piper Comanche on Saturday when the civilian chopper noticed the crash website close to Previous Girl Bay.
Det. Const. Trevor Tremblay says it seems the our bodies of the 2 occupants — John Fehr and Brian Slingerland — have been positioned within the wreckage however their identities nonetheless have to be confirmed.
Tremblay says the households of each males, who had been from Alberta, have been notified of the invention.
Police say the aircraft was flying from Delhi, Ont. to Marathon, Ont. on April 14 when it disappeared from radar close to Crimson Rock Lake.
The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre performed a prolonged aerial search on the time, however it was hampered by poor climate and deep snow.
Tremblay says a Transportation Security Board workforce has arrived on the website and can proceed with their investigation Monday
