Puget Sound floatplane crash: bodies of six of 10 victims recovered

Five bodies identified after crash, with 80% of the plane itself recovered, officials say

The bodies of six of the 10 victims in a floatplane crash in Washington state's Puget Sound have been recovered and five have been identified, officials said on Friday.

Eric Brooks, deputy director of Island county emergency management, confirmed that four additional victims had been identified, the Seattle Times reported. Gabby Hanna of Seattle, whose body was found shortly after the Labor Day weekend crash near Whidbey Island, was previously identified.