3 people killed in light plane crash in Kofu

3 people killed in light plane crash in Kofu

KOFU, Japan - Police officers and firefighters investigate a Cessna 172P, which crashed into a parking lot in a residential area in Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, on Jan. 22. All three people aboard the plane -- two men and a woman -- died in the crash.

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