WANSFORD, England, May 3 (UPI) -- A wealthy British businessman and his teenage son were among four killed in a helicopter crash on their way home from a soccer match.
The (London) Independent reported Carter & Carter founder Phillip Carter, his son Andrew, friend Jonathan Waller and pilot Stephen Holdich all died in the Tuesday night crash.
The training and support services company owner and the others had attended Chelsea's Champions match against Liverpool. Carter was an honorary vice president of the Chelsea team.
Carter, 44, his 17-year-old son and Waller, 42, left John Lennon Airport at about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday. Carter's wife called police when he failed to arrive home and a search began early Wednesday.
Later in the day, police announced the wreckage had been found in a wooded area in Cambridgeshire, not far from Carter's home.
Holdich was co-owner of Atlas Helicopters in Hampshire.
