A helicopter crash in Brazil has claimed the life of singer Oliver Tree. The incident occurred on June 14 when two helicopters collided above Rio de Janeiro. Tree was listed as a passenger on one of the helicopters.
His body has since been returned to California. The news was announced on his social media accounts over the weekend.
Further details about the crash and its aftermath are available from NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.
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