Debris Recovery Resumes in Crash That Killed Greenhill Managers
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Investigators resumed recovering debris today from the New Jersey plane crash that killed all five people aboard, including two managing directors of Greenhill & Co.
About 40 percent of the wreckage of the single-engine plane that plunged onto a highway in northern New Jersey yesterday, killing Jeffrey F. Buckalew and Rakesh Chawla, had been recovered by dark last night, said Robert Gretz, an investigator with the National Transportation Safety Board. Debris was spread over a half mile (800 meters), he said.