Plane carrying N.H. man, 3 others vanishes over Bermuda Triangle

LEE, N.H. — Members of the Coast Guard have located some debris they believe belongs to a plane that was carrying a New Hampshire man and three others, including two children.

Nathan Ulrich from Lee, N.H. was listed as the pilot for the plane, which was flying from Puerto Rico to Titusville, Florida Monday morning when it disappeared.

A businesswoman from New York, Jennifer Blumin, and her two young sons were also passengers on the plane. Blumin was listed as the owner of the plane.

Ulrich is an engineer and the co-founder of a company that makes adult scooters. His ex-wife actor Rae Dawn Chong tweeted about what was happening Tuesday.

Ulrich's father Gael issued the following statement to Boston 25 News.:

We were devastated and shocked to learn that Nathan, Jennifer and her children have been missing since leaving from Puerto Rico on Monday. Nathan is our beloved son, brother and uncle and we wish for resolution as the Coast Guard search continues. Our prayers and thoughts are with the Blumin family and James Ramsey in this difficult time.

We appreciate the respect for our privacy as we deal with the situation together with our family and prefer no further press contact. We appreciate the kind wishes and thoughts of those who have reached out to us.

The Coast Guard said they believe the debris is from the missing plane flown by Ulrich.

"Some of the helicopters that found the debris field yesterday - they were able to recover some components from the debris that we sent to the aircraft mechanic who confirmed they are from the same type of airplane as the missing airplane," Eric Woodall from the USCG said.

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