A small plane crashed into a Minnesota home around midnight on Sunday morning, killing all three passengers on board and narrowly sparing two residents of the home, who were uninjured, a local official says.
Two residents of the home in Hermantown were not injured, said a local official, who told NBC News the plane "just barely" missed them.
The Cessna 172 crashed into the second floor of the home in Hermantown, about 16 miles west of Duluth, before it landed in the backyard,The three people on board — who have not yet been publicly identified — were a woman from St. Paul and two men from Burnsville, all in their early 30s, the city said.
Officials staffing the control tower at Duluth International Airport notified Hermantown police just before midnight on Saturday that they believed a small airplane had crashed after it left their radar when it was a mile to a mile and a half south of the airport, the town said. Police and fire department officials found the wreckage.that the homeowners, Jason and Crystal Hoffman, have lived there for seven years after having moved from Worthington, Minnesota, near the border of Iowa.
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