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0:22Now PlayingShocking satellite images reveal the path of destruction left by the UPS cargo plane that crashed and bust into flames in Kentucky on Wednesday, leaving at least 12 people dead, including a child. The before-and-after photos from Vantor, a satellite and data intelligence company, show a long black trail of scorched debris and torched vehicles at an industrial area just south of Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville. The images also showed a massive 300-foot gash on the top of a UPS warehouse that was struck by the plane as it came down shortly after takeoff from the company’s aviation hub.
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