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Parts of jet appear to have broken off before fatal Florida crash

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Flames rise from debris strewn across a road. Overhead power cables appear damaged.

The crashed killed all nine people on board and was just metres from a busy road. (Supplied: Eduin Cruz/via Reuters)

Parts of a business jet appear to have broken off before the aircraft crashed in Florida, killing nine people, according to a federal investigator. 

National Transportation Safety Board member Tom Chapman told a news conference evidence found at the crash site indicated the aircraft was breaking up before it made impact on Sunday, local time, and that parts of the plane could be found some distance away.

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