The Associated Press reported on Thursday that  emergency response personnel had reached the crash site in the Puerto Rico rain forest and had begun recovering the remains of pilot Ken Webster of Mount Fortune Anguilla, and his two American passengers  who crashed on Wednesday.

Puerto Rico's director of the Department of Emergency Management reported that the cause of the crash was still under investigation.

Webster, owned Websta's Aviation Services Inc. in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. The passengers embarked in Tortola and were on their way to San Juan Puerto Rico.

According to reports, the twin-engine Rockwell International 690B plane, "slammed into fog-shrouded El Yunque mountain Wednesday"

Ken Webster, was the son of Cleo Webster, wife of James Ronald Webster. His was father  the late John Webster.