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Jet Debris Found Up to 3.8 Miles From South Florida Crash Site, Probe Shows

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Investigators have located jet parts as far as 3.8 miles from the crash site in South Florida. NTSB member Tom Chapman told a news conference on Tuesday that the discovery of tail components indicates the aircraft was already breaking apart before it reached the ground. The finding points to structural failure in the air rather than a controlled impact. Officials have not yet publicly identified a definitive cause, and the investigation is ongoing.

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