No evidence of medical problem in Ark. plane crash

JEANNIE NUSS Associated Press Published:

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -- A medical examiner didn't find any evidence that an 82-year-old pilot had a medical problem before the plane he was flying crashed in central Arkansas last year.

The crash in November near Perryville killed the pilot, his wife, Oklahoma State University womens' basketball coach Kurt Budke and his assistant.



Toxicology tests didn't find any drugs in his system.

Authorities didn't request toxicology tests for his wife, Paula, or Budke and assistant coach Miranda Serna.