The families of three of the victims killed in the tragic Houston helicopter crash that went down after barreling into a radio tower in the Second Ward have filed a lawsuit against the owners of the helicopter, the touring company and the owners of the ...

An attorney suggested the lawsuit is part of a broader fact-finding mission to determine how the crash occurred in the first place. This article, Family sues helicopter company, radio tower owner over Houston crash,

The identities of the victims involved in the Houston helicopter crash were released by the Medical Examiner's Office.

The National Transportation Safety Board released their preliminary report on the deadly helicopter crash that killed four people: a family of three and the pilot.

According to the lawsuit, Marie Lerma's niece and Dylon Lerma's four-year-old cousin and best friend were also scheduled to go on the flight, but his cousin developed an illness that prevented them from going.

One of the four victims in Sunday night's fatal helicopter crash in Houston has been identified as Cesar Lerma. Lerma was one of three passengers and the pilot aboard the doomed helicopter that was taking a night tour over downtown Houston when it crashed into a radio tower in the Second Ward and spiraled into a ball of fire before crashing.