Still, public opinion on Boom Boom is split.

"We are devastated by the loss of our co-founder, colleagues and friends," a spokesman for Sound Talent Group said in a statement to the BBC."Our hearts go out to their families and to everyone impacted by today's tragedy. Thank you so much for respecting their privacy at this time."

The company said it lost "three employees in the plane crash" including Shapiro. It did not identify the others.San Diego authorities confirmed at least two people were killed in the crash, though the National Transportation Safety Board - which is investigating the incident - said the total death toll is still unclear. Authorities have not released the names of any of those killed.The plane, a Cessna 550 aircraft, veered into the neighbourhood around 3:45 local time (10:45 GMT). Such planes can carry up to 10 people, including a pilot, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Six were on board at the time of the crash.

In addition to his music career, Mr Shapiro was an avid pilot and a certified flight instructor with 15 years of experience, according to his aviation company Velocity Aviation.Mr Williams, who is thought to have also been on the plane, posted several Instagram stories in the hours before the crash. The posts showed him with Mr Shapiro and him sitting in the co-pilot seat next to the music executive, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.

The post showed the flight number, which matched the one that crashed, the newspaper reported.

Williams was a founding member of The Devil Wears Prada and part of the Christian metal band for more than 10 years before parting ways in 2016.17-year-old English forward youngster Lorenz Hutchinson.

Spanish formerwinger Albert Riera, 43, is a leading contender to become the next

manager.Top-flight County scored a 96th-minute penalty to earn a draw in the first leg in West Lothian, which was followed by an irate Livingston fan gesturing and shouting immediately behind the visitors dugout.