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Federal investigators on Sunday examined the plane’s wreckage in the gully where it landed after leaving the runway at Hanscom Field. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Witness says plane was never airborne Cause unknown. Federal investigators spent Sunday at Hanscom Field trying to determine why a private jet burst into flames during takeoff Saturday night. Fatalities. A Philadelphia investor was among the four passengers and three crew members killed as they flew back to New Jersey. PAGE 02

Peter C. Knudson, public affairs officer and spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board, addressed the media at the MassPort Civil Air Terminal on Sunday. / GETTY IMAGES

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Feds probe fatal plane crash Fireball. The NTSB is trying to determine what caused the private jet to explode after takeoff Saturday. The National Transportation Safety Board is looking into what caused a plane to crash and burst into flames while attempting to take off from a small airfield in Bedford on Saturday night, killing all seven people onboard. Investigators said the private Gulfstream IV crashed around 9:40 p.m., and according to a witness account, never became airborne. Luke Schiada, an NTSB senior air safety investigator, said at a press conference Sunday afternoon that he did not want to speculate on what caused the fatal crash. “At this point we’re just trying to gather as much factual information as we can,” Schiada said. Investigators said the plane went off the paved runway, rolled down an embank-

ment and settled in a gully about 2,000 feet away. The Philadelphia Inquirer confirmed that its coowner, Lewis Katz, 72, was among those killed. Media accounts identified the three other passengers as Anne B. Leeds, Marcella M. Dalsey and Susan K. Asbell, all friends of Katz’s from South New Jersey. The names of the three crew members were not released as of press time. Schiada said that the bodies were being extracted from the wreckage Sunday afternoon. Investigators will send a report to the safety board in Washington, D.C., which will ultimately determine what likely caused the crash, Schiada said. “The sole purpose is to develop the facts, conditions and circumstances and make recommendations to prevent future accidents,” he said.

Members of the NTSB were on the scene to investigate the plane crash at Hanscom Air Force Base. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO What we know •

All aboard — four passengers, two pilots and one flight attendant — were killed.

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There was no unusual air traffic control communication before the crash.

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The group was en route to Atlantic City in New Jersey.

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When asked about the aircraft’s safety history, Chiada said investigators “don’t know of any previous incidents.”

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Some reported the smell of burning fuel as far away as Braintree.

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Hanscom Air Field, 20 miles northwest of Boston, is a joint military and civilian facility.

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Accused. Cabbie charged in Boston Marathon bombing investigation A local taxi driver is the fourth man to face criminal charges for allegedly interfering with the investigation into the deadly 2013 Boston Marathon terror attack. Khairullozhon Matanov, 23, of Quincy appeared in federal court on Friday on one criminal count of destroying records and three counts of lying to investigators in a terrorism investigation. U.S. Magistrate Judge Marianne Bowler ordered Matanov held until Wednesday, when a hearing is scheduled to determine if he may be released on bail. Matanov, a friend of bombing suspects Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, allegedly bought dinner for the brothers and spoke with them in the days after the blast, but, when questioned by police, downplayed their relationship. Prosecutors also accused him of erasing computer searches on the attack and disposing of cell phones he used to contact the brothers. Matanov was not accused of playing a role in the April 15, 2013, bombing, which killed three people and injured 264. The cabbie came to the United States in 2010 on a

Court papers Court documents show Matanov hiked a New Hampshire mountain with Tamerlan Tsarnaev to “train like, and praise the ‘mujahideen,’ ” which refers to Islamic guerrilla fighters. •

He allegedly told a cooperating witness that “the bombings could have had a just reason, such as being done in the name of Islam, that he would support the bombings if the reason were just or the attack had been done by the Taliban.”

student visa to study at a local college, his attorney, Edward Hayden, said Friday. He was granted political asylum due to ethnic clashes in his homeland at the time. Hayden asked why authorities had waited so long to arrest Matanov. “He’s very frightened,” Hayden said Friday. “They’ve been investigating him over a year. Why [arrest him] this morning?” He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of destroying evidence and eight years for each false statement count. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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Hernandez cousin in court Tanya Singleton, cousin of murder suspect Aaron Hernandez, will be arraigned today on a charge of criminal contempt of court. She was indicted on May 15 for allegedly refusing to testify about the SUV Hernandez rode in on the night of a 2012 double murder. METRO

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Remy’s prison tat may be tied to supremacists Convicted murderer Jared Remy, son of legendary Red Sox announcer Jerry Remy, has been inked with what appears to be a neo-Nazi tattoo. Remy, 35, was photographed with an “88” tattoo on his right hand during a May

27 court appearance. Mark Potok, a senior fellow with the Southern Poverty Law Center, told The Boston Globe that the marking was “definitely a neo-Nazi tattoo.” The law center fights hate and bigotry and REMY’S 88 TATTOO POOL PHOTO

seeks justice for “the most vulnerable members of our society,” according to its website. The 88 stands for “HH” — as H is the eighth letter in the alphabet. In neo-Nazi hate groups, “HH” references “Heil Hitler,” Potok said. The tattoos are common among white inmates, he said. Remy is serving a life sentence for murdering his girlfriend. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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BE VIGILANT ABOUT VACATION HOMES I was online looking for a vacation rental on the Cape and found an offer that knocked the others out of the park. The price was right and the pictures were gorgeous. I was about to contact the seller when I noticed the listing had been abruptly taken off of the website. What could have happened here? My best guess is that someone reported the rental as a fraud and it was removed by the website’s managers. The phony vacation home is a fairly common scam, especially in the summer months. The scammer lists a home for rent with great pictures and an appealing offer, but they ask for money up front, usually by wire transfer. This is a red flag. A great trick for spotting these scams is to do a reverse Google image search on any pictures from a listing. If the

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The scammer lists a home for rent with great pictures and an appealing offer, but they ask for money up front, usually by wire transfer. This is a red flag. pictures turn up elsewhere on the Web, you know that the photos were copied and the rental is almost definitely a scam. I have heard that you oversee the Division of Insurance. My health insurer just mailed me some information on a cost estimator tool that they are making available. They said it would help reduce my out-of-pocket health care costs. Is this really going to bring down my costs? Isn’t

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Interview. Sharlto Copley thinks ‘Maleficent’ critiques male aggression South African actor Sharlto Copley (“District 9”) has put a lot of thought into the decisions his character Stefan makes in “Maleficent,” namely betraying the title fairy (played by Angelina Jolie) and setting her on a path of revenge. And that thought quickly became a lot of thinking about society, gender roles and the male ego.

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male aggression as being very outdated and harmful. It’s not surprising that we’re getting to a point where women are going, “Listen, this male energy is really messing up the world.” Again, I’m stereotyping, but there is a male type of ego and a male energy in the world. If you go back

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Do you think women still like a classic masculine attitude, even though that can be extremely harmful to the environment and to the world? You could argue that now women can do more of what they want to do. But there is still something in women that likes a guy who’s a strong guy. But when you run away with that and you don’t use that strength for protection, you can’t be surprised that women are starting to say, “We don’t like this” and having to fight back in a way. I think the female influence is very big in this film. to look at it in evolutionary terms, it was there to protect families from saber-toothed tigers. That’s what we did, that’s why we were useful. The world doesn’t need that in the same way anymore, so now you have this drive, this male energy, that’s left unchecked and what does it do? You see this more and more that men, as they become more powerful, those two primal male urges come up — which I think almost any man can relate to, if their honest with themselves — of protecting and conquering.

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Stefan is pretty much the villain in this story, but you can’t really oversimplify him as such, can you? I don’t like playing villains. I’m not an actor who enjoys it more. But in this case, I felt like this was an opportunity in a very female-centered film to make a cautionary tale for men of what can happen to that male ego, the male desire and ambition for power. It’s a very stereotypically male trait. And when that runs away with itself and is left unchecked, what happens then? How many stories can I tell you of very successful men who destroyed their families — they traded in their wives for younger versions as soon as they were successful, they didn’t spend time with their kids. That’s what King Stefan is — in an extreme version.

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Gemini | May 22-June 20. Unexpected changes may cause uncertainty. Think positively, and the end result will be beneficial. Put your needs first and refuse to let anyone deter you. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Do what’s necessary to reach your goals. Trying to keep up with a friend, peer or neighbor will result in dissatisfaction and missed opportunities. Embrace change. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Your sensitivity and compassion for the underdog will add to your popularity. If you give all you can, you will gain respect and personal satisfaction. Participate. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. You will have questions about the domestic situations you face. Be observant, and if any issue is unclear, make it your business to ferret out the information you require. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Getting involved in community events will raise your profile. You will also make influential business connections if you are prepared to take a position of leadership. Speak up. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Helping others is a nice gesture, but now it’s time to further your own position. Concentrate on your goals and preparation to ensure your success.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. You will be the victor today. Put your best foot forward. Your confidence and ability will help you excel, and will impress onlookers who can contribute to your game plan. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Prepare to jettison your affinity for old means and methods. It’s time to update the way you think and become more in step with the times. A new beginning looks promising. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. You’ll be tempted to stretch the truth. If you exaggerate about your qualifications, you will face consequences. Stick to the facts and don’t make promises you cannot honor.

Enact change We all grieve with those families whose lives are torn apart, but we don’t insist on changes in the law that can help to reduce the chances of more and more of the same. While we must respect a person’s privacy, professionals involved in mental health should collaborate on better ways to legally intervene with those disturbed individuals that may be on the verge of violence. Sensible people should also agree that while the right to own guns for protection or sport will never change in this

Re: ‘Cut to the core problem’ (Metro, May 28) Letter writer Michael McGovern’s assertion that “mental illness is the driving force behind [violent crimes]” is as false as it is insulting to the mentally ill population. The mentally ill are much more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators of it. While it might be satisfying for people to dismiss Rodger as a “madman” and wash their hands of his actions, that ignores the extremely vitriolic and dangerous way he viewed women and his sense of entitlement, which made him believe he “deserved” their

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attention. While it is unclear what role Rodger’s reportedly poor mental health played in the crime, the role of misogyny is obvious. So let’s not blame these deaths on the mentally ill. If we need to blame anyone, blame the sick culture that made him believe he could kill people for not getting what he wanted. MICHAELA BECKMANN, VIA EMAIL

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country, nobody but law enforcement or our military needs guns that can fire hundreds of rounds a minute. Nothing will stop these senseless acts entirely, but for us to do nothing but feel sorry for the next group of victims and their families is a dereliction of duty. A sense of outrage has to start with us. If Sandy Hook caused no real change, is there hope? Not unless reasonable people get off their rear ends and demand it. Pray to God that we are not the next distraught mother or father on television after some other violent episode.

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Credit the kids for quick turnaround MLB. The Red Sox have been sparked by their younger players in their seven-game win streak. The same young players who were blamed for the mid-May swoon have sparked the Red Sox to seven straight victories. “We’re relying on them,” manager John Farrell said. “They are getting everyday atbats and their contributions are needed. You see their confidence grow with each passing day.” Perhaps the biggest catalyst has been Xander Bogaerts. On May 10 Bogaerts was hitting .172 (5-for-29) with one extra-base hit during that stretch. Since, he’s hit .392 (19for-74) with 11 extra-base hits.

Streaking Sox The Red Sox will look to make it eight wins in a row Monday night in Cleveland as they face former manager Terry Francona and the Indians (7 p.m., NESN). •

Jackie Bradley Jr. has also been a youngster under fire recently, but the center fielder drove in two runs Saturday and scored a run Sunday in wins over Tampa Bay.

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With Sunday’s 4-0 win over the Rays, the Sox have tied the MLB record for the longest win streak following a 10-game losing streak.

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Xander Bogaerts slides safely into second base last Saturday against the Rays. / GETTY IMAGES

Another jolt has come from 25-year-old Brock Holt. Holt was recalled on May 17 when Will Middlebrooks went on the disabled list with a fractured finger. Holt has hit safely in 11 of his last 13 games, and is sporting a .337 batting average.

Also, to give the team a lift, Farrell changed the batting order around to have Holt leading off and Bogaerts in the No. 2 hole. The change has worked as the team has won seven of those 11 games and the pair has given the Sox some much-

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The Sox are now 27-29 on the 2014 season and are six games behind the first place Blue Jays in the AL East. The Yankees (29-26) and Orioles (28-27) are also above the Sox in the standings.

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