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Madison, WI — In an unthinkable tragedy earlier today, Italian Airline Flight 1105 crashed into Camp Randall Stadium during a Wisconsin Badgers football game, causing catastrophic destruction and killing more than 100 people, including fans and two nearby residents. The event has sent shockwaves across the nation and left the community in mourning.

Crash Details

According to eyewitness accounts and early reports, the aircraft—a Boeing 767 en route from Milan, Italy—experienced technical difficulties before veering off course. Around 3:28 PM local time, the jet descended rapidly and collided with the southern section of the stadium, where tens of thousands of fans were watching the game.

The impact ignited a massive fire and caused portions of the stadium’s lower stands to collapse. Emergency sirens were heard almost immediately, and first responders rushed into a chaotic scene of fire, debris, and injured spectators.

Casualties and Emergency Response

At the time of this writing, officials have confirmed over 100 fatalities. Hundreds more have been injured, many in critical condition. Among the deceased are two residents from the neighborhood adjacent to the stadium who were killed when debris struck their homes.

Madison’s fire and rescue teams, with help from federal agencies, responded heroically but were overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster. Victims were transported to local hospitals, while a triage center was established on-site.

Investigation Underway

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have launched a full investigation. Preliminary speculation suggests engine failure or a catastrophic systems error may have caused the crash. The flight’s black boxes have been recovered and will undergo analysis to determine the sequence of events.

A spokesperson for Italian Airlines has issued a brief statement expressing deep sorrow and confirming full cooperation with U.S. authorities.

Stadium and Game Impact

Camp Randall Stadium, the historic home of the Wisconsin Badgers, has been heavily damaged and is now