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"UPDATE - May 11, 3:46 p.m. ET: Virginia State Police confirmed that it found the body of the third victim of the hot-air balloon crash on Sunday. A search team of more than 100 people from various law enforcement and government agencies found the body 100 yards north of where they located another victim on Saturday, police confirmed in a statement to Mashable.\nTwo of the three occupants of the hot-air balloon that burst into flames and crashed in Doswell, Virginia, have been identified.\nNatalie Lewis and Ginny Doyle (pictured, above), staff members of the University of Richmond women's basketball program, died in the crash, the university confirmed in a statement. The third person presumed dead has been identified as Dan Kirk, an experienced pilot with 30 years of ballooning experiencing, Kirk's family reportedly confirmed, according to NBC News.\nSee also: Disasters at Cruising Altitude: A Map of Deadly Plane Crashes\nThe Virginia State Police, however, has declined to identify the victims until a \"med examiner makes positive ID,\" spokesperson Corinne Geller told Mashable on Sunday. Geller said authorities have continued searching for the body of the third victim and the balloon's wreckage early Sunday. \nThe balloon on which Doyle and Lewis took flight Friday was one of three participating in the Mid-Atlantic Balloon Festival. The balloon came in contact with a live utility line, and quickly caught fire, according to the Virginia State Police's Facebook page.\nDoyle and Lewis are seen in two Instagram photos, below, uploaded to Doyle's account on Friday before the accident. \n\n\nMembers of the University of Richmond expressed their condolences in a statement. \"As alumnae, classmates, and colleagues \u2014 and as invaluable and devoted mentors for our student-athletes \u2014 Ginny and Natalie have been beloved members of our community,\" university president Edward L. Ayers said. \"Their leadership and friendship will endure in the lives of so many.\"\n\"Words cannot begin to express our sorrow,\" said Keith Gill, director of athletics. \"We are all stunned by the tragic news. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their loved ones.\"\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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