TUSCUMBIA, Ala. -- A helicopter searching for a lost hunter in north Alabama crashed early Sunday morning, killing all three people on board, said officials with the company that owns the aircraft. Jeff Davis, a manager with the Missouri-based Air Evac EMS says the cause of the crash is being investigated. Davis says the helicopter went down sometime after 3 a.m. Emergency officials identified the victims as pilot Michael Baker, Allan Bragwell and Tiffany Miles, both of Florence. Their ages were not immediately available. According to the TimesDaily in Florence, Bragwell was interim director of emergency services at Helen Keller Hospital in Sheffield and Miles was a former nurse at the hospital. Colbert County Sheriff Ronnie May says the hunter, who has not been identified, was found at around the time of the crash by Colbert County authorities who were conducting the primary search. May says the search for the hunter began after he disappeared after dark on Saturday in the Freedom Hills Wildlife Management Area, a 31,572-acre state hunting preserve. May said the area is rural and heavily wooded. The hunter did not have life-threatening injuries and was transported to Keller Hospital in Sheffield. May said the FAA is on scene conducting an investigation of the crash and that the National Transportation and S
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