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There are now two confirmed dead in the Wednesday in Shelby County.
Indiana State Police Sgt. John Perrine says the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are continuing their investigation. As daylight came Thursday it was confirmed that a second body was found with the wreckage in a cornfield near the 6300 block of CR North 325 West.
The plane has been identified as a Cirrus SR22.
The identities have not been released.
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