WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. – Investigators on Tuesday will continue looking for clues into a small plane crash that killed five at a New Jersey airport.
Officials say the twin-engine craft was trying to land at Monmouth Executive Airport in Wall Township and broke apart Monday. Debris was scattered over a 200-foot stretch.
Police Capt. Tim Clayton says the victims were three men, a teenager and a young child. Clayton says at least three were related. Two were from New Jersey, the other three from elsewhere.
Their names have not been released.
The Cessna 337 Skymaster’s engines are located in the nose and behind the fuselage. It was registered to Jack Air LLC in Wilmington, Del.