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How did alyiah die?
she died in a plane crash
Did Tony have children?
Yes, pro golfer Tony Lema had a son David, who was orphaned at the age of 4 when Lema and his wife, David's mother, died in a twin engine plane crash July 24, 1966.
What happened to John Gibson a former chippendale?
he died in a plane crash
What did Aaliyah's autopsy state as her cause of death?
She died in a plane crash, but the exact cause of death was listed as "severe burns and a blow to the head, along with severe shock."
Did anyone survive the plane crash Aaliyah died on?
it crashed by a different plane that was goig to crash by a building but it landed by them
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