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    You are at:Home»State News»Sedgwick County identifies 2 killed in fiery crash at McConnell AFB

    Sedgwick County identifies 2 killed in fiery crash at McConnell AFB

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    By KMAN Staff on January 4, 2019 State News

    WICHITA — Sedgwick County officials say two people who died in a fiery crash outside McConnell Air Force Base have been identified.

    County spokeswoman Kate Flavin said the victims in the crash were 17-year-old Isaiah Chandler and 29-year-old Matthew Pyles.

    Police say their bodies were found inside a burning car Sunday night near a little-used back entrance of the base.

    No other information about the victims has been released.

    KAKE-TV reports the Air Force said an investigation indicates the car hit a barrier at the entrance at a high rate of speed. The release did not say who was driving.

    The base and local law enforcement continue investigating the crash.

    The entrance was barricaded after the 9/11 attacks. It’s only used occasionally to admit buses during special events.

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