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On January 6, 1977, Dolly Sinatra had invited friend Mrs. Anthony Carboni to join her in a private flight, provided by son Frank Sinatra, to come to Vegas for a show and gambling, but shortly after take-off from Palm Springs Municipal Airport, the Gates Learjet 24 crashed into a 10,000-foot (3,048-meter) snowy mountaintop ridge, in ...
- Natalina Maria Vittoria Garaventa, December 26, 1896, Lumarzo, Italy
- January 6, 1977 (aged 80), San Gorgonio Wilderness, California, U.S.
The crash killed Captain Donald J. Weier, co-pilot Jerald Wayne Foley, passengers Mrs. Natalie “Dolly” Sinatra, and Ann Carbone, Mrs. Sinatra’s close friend. The estimated speed at impact was 375 m.p.h. causing the Lear Jet to disintegrate and scattering wreckage over half a mile.
10. Jan. 1977 · Killed in the crash were Natalie “Dolly” Sinatra; her elderly friend Ann Carboni, the widow of a New Jersey doctor; and pilot Donald Weier, 36, and co-pilot Jerold Foley, 43, both of Las Vegas. San Bernardino Sheriff’s Deputy Mike Cordua said today that bringing the bodies off the mountain could take the better part of today ...
Due to very poor weather conditions, rescuers were able to reach the crash site three days later only. The aircraft struck the ground at a speed of 325 knots and disintegrated on impact. All four occupants were killed. Crew: Donald J. Weier, Jerald Wayne Foley. Passengers: Dolly Sinatra, Frank Sinatra's mother, Ann Carbone.
10. Jan. 2017 · PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. — A special search team yesterday found the bodies of Frank Sinatra’s mother and three other persons killed in the crash of a private jet in a snow-covered, 9,500-foot...
10. Jan. 1977 · PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Jan 9 (AP)—A crumpled fuselage and the bodies of singer Frank Sinatra's 82‐year‐old mother and three other persons were found today on Mount San Gorgonio. Sheriff Frank...
On January 16, 1942, at 19:20 PST, fifteen minutes after takeoff from Las Vegas Airport (now Nellis Air Force Base) bound for Burbank, the aircraft was destroyed when it crashed into a sheer cliff on Potosi Mountain, 32 miles (51 km) southwest of the airport, at an elevation of 7,770 ft (2,370 m) above sea level. [2] .