One of the victims of Friday's fiery hot air balloon crash was burned alive while the two others died of blunt force trauma, according to the medical examiner's office. The causes of death for the victims of the crash in Virginia on Friday were released ahead of a memorial service at the University of Richmond, where two victims worked, on Wednesday. The autopsy revealed that the university's director of basketball operations Natalie Lewis, 24, died of acute thermal injury - a term used to described severe burns, according to the News Journal. Associate head coach Ginny Doyle, 44, died of blunt force trauma to her neck and torso, while the pilot, Daniel Kirk, died of blunt force trauma to his head, torso and extremities, it found.
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Natalie Lewis, 24, died of acute thermal injury in the fiery balloon crash near Richmond, Virginia on Friday, the autopsy has shown
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Ginny Doyle, 44, and pilot Daniel Kirk died of blunt force trauma
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The balloon burst into flames after hitting a power line as it landed
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A memorial service was held for the two women at the University of Richmond, where they worked for the basketball team, on Wednesday
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Funeral services will be held for Kirk on Saturday afternoon
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