Death Toll Rises to Eight in Philly Jet Crash

Dominique Goods-Burke, a 34-year-old mother and baking supervisor at High Point Cafe, has died from injuries sustained in the January 31 medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia, increasing the death toll to eight. Goods-Burke was in a car with her fiance and his son near Roosevelt Mall when the Learjet 55, carrying six people from Mexico including a young patient, crashed and triggered a massive explosion. Her fiance died at the scene, while his son survived with severe burns. Goods-Burke spent nearly three months hospitalized before passing away on April 27. The crash killed all six people on board, injured dozens on the ground, and caused significant property damage. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating, but the plane's voice recorder was not working at the time.