Tue,Dec 24,2013
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| French rescuers salvage the main wreckage of the crashed helicopter from the Dordogne River, Dec. 23, 2013. (Xinhua/AFP) |
A private helicopter carrying a Chinese tycoon overflying his newly-purchased vineyard in Bordeaux crashed over the Dordogne River on Dec. 20. French emergency services recovered the body of the tycoon’s 12-year-old son, which is one of the four on board. The other three remain missing but are feared dead including the former owner of the vineyard and an interpreter.
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