A Gainesville diesel mechanic turned rescuer Thursday as a single-engine plane crashed and burned in front of his workplace, killing one of two occupants and seriously injuring the other. Names of the victims still hadn't been released as of Friday afternoon. Flair Lee was working on a truck at Red Oak Sanitation when he heard overhead the plane’s engine “sputtering like it was losing power.”
Investigation begins into Thursday's fatal plane crash
Mechanic pulled one victim from wreckage after plane hit power lines
