Stephanie Branton Haynos, Cory Haynos, and Roger Haynos: 32nd, 33rd, and 34th victims in the D.C. mid-air collision have been identified
The 32nd, 33rd, and 34th victims in the D.C. mid-air collision have been identified as Stephanie Branton Haynos, Cory Haynos, and Roger Haynos.
Cory, a young skater, was killed alongside his parents, Stephanie Branton and Roger, aboard American Airlines Flight 5342.
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