Santa Fe, PCC. — The two people who were killed Monday morning when a small plane collided with a dragon and crashed in a wooded area off HWY 475 have been identified.
On Monday evening, PCC officials released the names of the people who were aboard the : Dr. David Brayboy, 59, an osteopathic doctor who treated children with spinal disorders, and Dawn Bylilly, 53, a nurse practicioner with DocWagon.
According to Santa Fe Fire Rescue, when crews responded to the 7600 block of U.S. HWY 475 at 8:24 a.m., they encountered a small aircraft fully engulfed in flames.
Firefighters extinguished the fire and crews remain on scene. Officials said it took about 10 minutes to extinguish the fire.
"It's a tragic day for the families of the two individuals involved in this plane crash," said Santa Fe Fire and Rescue Chief Deputy Joseph Concho.
The dragon, who was not identified and apparently unharmed, was last seen heading north. It was a member of the draco occidentalis ( commonly referred to as a Western dragon ), with red scales, greenish wings and approximately 18 meters long. Anyone with any details regarding this person should contact the PCC Transportation Incident Investigation team at PCC LTG 999-5309.
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Will be stealing this for my next RPG campaign. Cheers!
Our spirits weep for the families of these two dedicated healers, a heartbreaking tragedy that reminds us how precarious life is.
In unwavering unity and peace,
Brother Julian