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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. – Authorities in Colorado confirm that wreckage spotted by a hiker in the Rocky Mountains was that of a plane carrying a Texas family that never returned home.
Summit County sheriff's officials say Thomas Paul Jacomini Jr. was piloting the four-seater Cessna 182 when it left Steamboat Springs on Friday.
Sheriff's officials say there were no survivors.
FAA spokeswoman Karen Byrd said the plane was headed to Sugar Land, Texas, which is a suburb of Houston.
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