On Monday, authorities identified the woman who passed away after a business jet encountered severe turbulence over New England. The woman served under the Clinton administration as well, according to Just The News.

Dana J. Hyde, a well-known Beltway attorney who previously served on the 9/11 Commission, was named by Connecticut State Troopers, one of the agencies involved in investigating the emergency landing at Bradley International Airport. Hyde, 55, resided in Cabin John, Maryland, and was transported by ambulance to Saint Francis Medical Center in Hartford, where she was later declared deceased.

Hyde served both the Obama and Clinton administrations. According to her website “Hyde also served as Counsel to the 9/11 Commission and as Special Assistant to the Deputy Attorney General in the Clinton Administration.” 

Five people were on board the plane. No other passengers were killed. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is conducting an investigation, and they have interviewed the two crew members and two passengers who survived to determine if they had their seat belts fastened during the turbulence. Additionally, the cockpit voice and data recorders of the jet have been dispatched to the NTSB headquarters for further analysis.

Collin Rugg, Co-Owner of Trending Politics with over 2 million followers, was quick to point out that “turbulence deaths are extremely rare and usually happen as the result of a plane crash”. Rugg found it highly suspicious that a former Clinton admin lawyer was killed by turbulence in a plane that landed safely. “So what are the chances a former Clinton admin lawyer is killed by turbulence & the plane lands safely?”