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- Justyna Beyer and her 12-year-old daughter, Brielle, were among the casualties of the DC crash

- ABC News managed to talk to Andy Beyer who opened up about his wife and daughter's death

- Brielle and Justyna were returning to Washington after attending a skating camp in Kansas

- In the interview, Andy said his daughter, who survived cancer, was "such a fighter" as well

Justyna Beyer and her 12-year-old daughter, Brielle, were among the casualties of the American Airlines crash on January 29, 2025.

In an interview with ABC News, Andy Beyer opened up about losing his wife and daughter, who were returning to Washington D.C.

According to Andy, his daughter, who had beat cancer when she was a 4-month-old baby, was someone who lived life to the fullest.

"She was just such a fighter in everything she did," Andy told ABC News before adding, "She just lived life to the fullest with everything."

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Brielle was among the multiple young skaters who were returning to Washington D.C. with their parents after attending a camp in Kansas.

During his interview with ABC News, Andy recalled the moment he found out about the tragedy.

He said he had been at the airport with their 6-year-old son, waiting for his wife and daughter.

"When it was time for the plane to land, they hadn't landed [and] we couldn't get text messages through," he said, recalling that he had also seen a bunch of "fire trucks and everything."

"I didn't have a lot of hope unfortunately, we had a good cry about it right then and there, and then we had to go in with the family waiting room and everything before we, hours later, got any official word of what had fully happened," Andy told ABC News about what had happened.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh