Cold Water Search: The End of a Tragic Journey

The sad news came Tuesday. All but one of the 67 victims from the Potomac plane crash last week have been recovered. The city officials tried to be nice when they said, "Our thoughts are with the families of the victims as they deal with this terrible loss. " They also promised to help in any way they can. The search team is still working hard. They are looking for clues in the cold, murky river. They want to figure out what caused the worst air crash in the US in 20 years. The crash happened when a passenger plane hit a US Army helicopter. They are still looking for bits of the plane, American Airlines Flight 5342, to find out what went wrong.The plane had 64 people on board. They were flying from Wichita, Kansas to Washington DC. Some of the passengers were crew members, a group of friends who loved hunting, and young figure skaters who had just finished a big camp. Cold, murky water makes it hard to see. The wreckage is still in the river. The river is not easy to work in. It is hard to see into the dark water. It would be hard to work in the river. It is hard to see into the dark water. But the search teams are doing their best to find clues. They are trying to figure out what went wrong. They are not giving up. They are still looking for answers. The river is dark and cold. It is hard to search the river. The city officials made sure to say that they will keep trying to help the families. They will do their best to find answers. They will not give up.