Plane owned by famous heavy metal singer crashes at Arizona airport, killing 1, injuring 3
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona — A private jet owned by the lead singer of famed heavy metal band Motley Crüe crashed into another plane Monday at an airport in Arizona, killing one person and injuring three others, reports say.
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