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ROY (AP) — Federal investigators have released a preliminary report after a plane crashed in a Utah neighborhood in January, killing the pilot.
The Standard-Examiner reported that the National Transportation Safety Board released the report Tuesday revealing multiple witnesses saw the airplane's left wing drop before the plane nose dived into a residential neighborhood.
Investigators say a witness told investigators that the plane made popping noises before it crashed.
Authorities say 64-year-old David Goode was the only man on board the aircraft.
The report suggests engine failure might have been a reason for the crash.
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