Report Out On Halladay Plane Crash

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Published on April 16 2020 6:01 am
Last Updated on April 16 2020 6:01 am

A report out Wednesday from the National Transportation Safety Board said baseball Hall-of-Fame pitcher Roy Halladay had high-levels of amphetamines in his system and was doing extreme stunts when he lost control of his small plane and fatally crashed into the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast in November 2017.

The report said the 40-year-old also had a high level of morphine and an anti-depressant that can impair judgement in his blood. While doing his last stunt, Halladay's plane went into a nosedive and crashed into the water.