Survivors lay in mangled wreckage as chilled rain fell
(NEWSER) - When Ted Stevens and his companions left their lodge, they thought they were headed for a quick trip to a salmon fishing camp. When they hadn’t arrived hours later, the lodge sent out search planes, who quickly found a horrific scene, the AP reports. The nose of the plane was gone, fuel slicked over the ground, the bodies of some—including Stevens—mangled in the fuselage. It was raining hard, and the survivors were freezing. Now, authorities are studying that rain, and the gusty wind that accompanied it, to see if it caused the crash. More»
