Yankees pitcher among two killed; no mayday call was received
NEW YORK - Investigators were on the scene Thursday trying to determine why a four-seat, single-engine plane owned by Yankees baseball pitcher Cory Lidle crashed into a condominium tower on Manhattan's Upper East Side, killing Lidle and a second person who has yet to be identified.
A New York police spokesman said the crash was being investigated as an accident and that while police could not rule out suicide, there was nothing to suggest that. The investigation was being led by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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