The Howard University is in mourning the loss of a beloved professor named Kiah Duggins. The law educator was one of the 60 passengers aboard the American Eagle Jet when he collided with an army helicopter. Four plane crew members also died while the helicopter transported three people. The officials did not find any survivors of the accident on Wednesday evening. Within 24 hours, the mission swivel rescue efforts to recovery efforts.

Investigators also determine why the helicopter was on the Jet flight trajectory, in particular given its pilots and “experienced” staff. President Trump sparked controversy surrounding the cause. He even suggested that the Biden administration and the efforts of diversity, equity and inclusion of the Federal Aviation Administration are to be blamed.

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More details on the late professor at Howard University

Not all deceased identities are yet public, but Howard University has confirmed that Kiah Duggins was on flight 5342 when its remains fell into the Potomac river. It is not known if his body has already been recovered.

“It is with deep sadness that the community of Howard University and the Howard University School of Law learned the death of Professor Kiah Duggins, who was one of the people lost in the plane collision in the air ‘National Reagan airport. We ask for privacy and respect for the family, students and colleagues from Professor Duggins during this difficult period, “wrote the president of Hu, Ben Vinson III, on X.

In a deeper dive, Fox 5 DC Shared That the professor of Howard University had work experience for organizations such as Civil Rights Corps and Aclu of Northern California. Many works in all areas have apparently focused on the prison industrial complex, the unconstitutional police, bond practices and the legal system as a whole.

So far, CNN reports That the crews found 41 bodies and identified 28. On Wednesday evening, a man revealed the SMS he exchanged with his wife. The weather was about 20 minutes before the planned passenger jet. He shared his hopes for the crews to recover his body.

On Thursday, the identity of the two American Eagle pilots is public. The father of the second commander, Sam LilleyApareered her difficulties in sleeping since she lost her son and her struggle to accept this reality.

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