The New York realtor who was killed in a freak “ghost plane” crash in the Virginia wilderness was adopted by a Florida businessman and his wife at the age of 40, relatives revealed.
Adina Azarian, 49, was with her 2-year-old daughter and their nanny on the Cessna owned by her adoptive parents,
, when a suspected drop in cabin pressure left the pilot unconscious. The plane then flew on autopilot until crashing. John Rumpel toldthat Azarian reminded the couple of their biological daughter, who died at age 19 in a tragic 1994 scuba accident. “They had the same fire in their bellies, and they were loving, caring children,” Rumpel said. “We had no one else, and we loved her.”
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