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An 18-year-old Titusville student, Anna Kepner, died while on a Carnival Cruise from Miami to the Caribbean, with details surrounding her death undisclosed. Her community and school mourn her loss, and the cruise line is cooperating with authorities.
A solo skydiver in Florida tragically fell to his death in a parachuting accident and was found dead on a residential lawn in Titusville. The authorities are conducting an ongoing investigation into the incident.
A skydiver was killed in a fatal accident after landing in the yard of a home in Titusville, Florida. The man was found wearing parachuting gear near the Arthur Dunn Airpark, a public airport with skydiving centers. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities believe the man was parachuting alone. In 2020, two skydivers were critically injured in a similar incident near the same airport.
A man died in a solo parachuting incident in Titusville, Florida. The adult male was found on the lawn of a residence and was pronounced dead at the scene. The police are conducting an ongoing investigation into the incident.
A man died in a skydiving incident in Titusville, Florida, after his body was found in parachute attire on someone's lawn. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police in Titusville are seeking assistance in locating 11-year-old Robert John Kinne III, who was last seen walking away from his home on Sandra Drive. A Florida Missing Child Alert has been issued, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Titusville Police or call 911.
Experts from The College of New Jersey have confirmed that the object that crashed through the roof of a Hopewell Township home earlier this week was a rare stony chondrite meteorite from outer space. The meteorite is likely to be officially named the "Titusville, NJ" meteorite based on where it landed. The confirmation was made after a visual examination, density measurements, scanning electron microscope images, and input from a retired meteorite expert from Rutgers University and the American Museum of Natural History.