Six people were killed when a businessman's plane crashed and caught fire in a field in Southern California on Saturday morning.
The plane crashed and caught fire near the airport in the city of Murrieta, southwest of Riverside County, California.
KTLA reported that the plane left Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas before crashing into the field, describing it as a Cessna C550 business jet.
The Riverside County Fire Department announced the death of the six passengers on the plane at the scene, shortly after it was found burned, while the identity of the victims of the accident was not revealed, while the Riverside County Police Department and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating to find out its causes.
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