Victims identified after experimental plane crashes near Camp Crowder in Neosho

Victims identified after experimental plane crashes near Camp Crowder in Neosho

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The Newton County coroner has identified the two men killed in Monday’s plane crash near Camp Crowder.

The pilot was Karl Kemp, 73, of Neosho. The passenger was Larry Scott Howard, 42, of Granby.

In a Zenith Aircraft profile online, Karl described himself as having thousands of hours in "mostly high-performance, complex aircraft".

The two men were aboard a Zenith CH701 experimental aircraft when it crashed in southern Neosho near the Fort Crowder shooting range.

Authorities were first alerted to a possible crash around 1:40 p.m. Monday but initially did not know where the aircraft had gone down. A Neosho police drone located the wreckage about 40 minutes later.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash along with the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

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