Passenger in Plane Crash Found Dead
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A man found dead in a golf course lake was a passenger on a small plane that plowed into the building across the street housing the Federal Reserve Bank, killing the pilot, police said.
Medical examiners identified the two men aboard the prototype Four Winds 192 that crashed Thursday night but did not release their identities.
Jeff Rahm, president of Four Winds Aircraft in New Smyrna Beach, identified the victims as pilot Rick Grannis, a salesman and instructor at the company, and sales manager Garry Williams.
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