A skydiving plane crashes in Missouri killing all 12 people aboard.
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A skydiving plane crashes in Missouri killing all 12 people aboard.

A single-engine turboprop plane operated by Skydive Kansas City crashed shortly after takeoff near Butler Memorial Airport in Bates County, Missouri, on Sunday. All 12 occupants, consisting of 11 passengers and one pilot, were killed. The NTSB and FAA are investigating the cause.

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Coverage remains aligned on 12 deaths in Missouri, with wire services providing baseline reporting while longer-form outlets explore mechanical failures and safety protocols; mainstream press adds victim profiles and eyewitness accounts, now joined by right-wing outlets emphasizing mass casualty scale and emergency response.
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THE LEFT2 outlets · mostly neutral
12 dead after skydiving plane crashes in Missouri, authorities say
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THE RIGHT6 outlets · mostly neutral
All 12 occupants dead in Missouri plane crash, state highway patrol says
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“Twelve people killed in Missouri plane crash, state highway patrol says” · Al Jazeera, South China Morning Post, Reuters, Jerusalem Post, Le Monde, Globe and Mail, Deutsche Welle, The Hill, AP News

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The plane was losing power and stalled before crashing nose-first.
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