8 Bodies Found in Wreckage of US Chopper

MYSTERY

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 10:58AM EDT / Published May 16, 2015 12:51PM EDT

The bodies of all eight people aboard the U.S. helicopter that crashed in Nepal were found at the crash site on Friday. Six Americans and two Nepalese armed forces members were delivering aid in Dolakha district when they mysteriously went down. “All bodies are not recognizable,” an army spokesman said. “Both American and Nepali armies are on the site doing investigation.” The pilot of the chopper has been identified as U.S. Marine Captain Chris Nogren.

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8 Bodies Found in Wreckage of US Chopper