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Jack and Kristina Wagner are mourning a tragic loss. The General Hospital stars' son, Harrison, died on Monday, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner said in a case report. He was 27.

According to the report, Harrison died in a parking lot. His manner and cause of death have yet to be determined, per the report. An autopsy has been scheduled and an investigator has been assigned to Harrison's case, the report confirmed.

In his final Instagram post, which he shared on May 22, Harrison sat on a bench, looking into the distance contemplatively and wearing headphones in his ears.

Jack and Kristina tied the knot in 1993 and got divorced in 2006. They are also parents to Peter, 31. Neither the former couple nor their elder son has publicly spoken out in the wake of Harrison's death.

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Identities of plane crash victims released

WJHG Newsroom - 4h ago

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - We’re learning more about a plane crash Monday that killed two people and injured another.

Bay County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to an area south of the runway of Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport around 4:20 p.m. off Highway 388.

Investigators say three people were on board when the plane crashed. Two of those people died and the third person was taken to a local hospital. They say Ernesto Rosias, 54, of Orlando, was believed to be the pilot and Corey L. Lamb, 44, of Orlando, was a passenger. Both died in the crash. We’re told Sertone Starks, 44, of Orlando, survived the crash and is in critical condition.

Investigators say the plane was a 1979 Piper PA-28RT-201, fixed-wing, single-engine plane.

The investigation into the crash will be handled by the FAA and the NTSB. They are expected to arrive Tuesday to continue their investigation.