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    Q&A: The questions at the heart of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash investigation

    by Richard Winton and Hannah Fry, Los Angeles Times Jan 28, 2020 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - There is no black box recording.

    The audio transmission released so far does not cover the actual moment of the crash.

    And the impact of the crash sent debris scattered over a huge area.

    These are some of the impediments the National Transportation Safety Board is facing as it investigates why a helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant and eight others crashed into a hillside in Calabasas, killing all on board.

    The probe is still in its early stages,

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