Following up on yesterday’s story, Billboard has an update on Travis Barker and DJ AM, who were critically injured in a plane crash this past Friday.

The medical director at the Georgia burn hospital where both men are being treated says they are expected to make a full recovery. Dr. Fred Mullins has revealed that the musicians are being treated for second and third degree burns, recovery from which can take as long as a year. Barker was burned on his torso while DJ AM, real name Adam Goldstein, was burned on his hands and part of his head. Both men are in critical but stable condition and have no other injuries from the crash.

Four people were killed on Friday when a Lear 60 on which the two men were passengers failed to take off and crashed in Columbia, South Carolina. You can find the original story here.
Source Following up on yesterday’s story, Billboard has an update on Travis Barker and DJ AM, who were critically injured in a plane crash this past Friday.

The medical director at the Georgia burn hospital where both men are being treated says they are expected to make a full recovery. Dr. Fred Mullins has revealed that the musicians are being treated for second and third degree burns, recovery from which can take as long as a year. Barker was burned on his torso while DJ AM, real name Adam Goldstein, was burned on his hands and part of his head. Both men are in critical but stable condition and have no other injuries from the crash.

Four people were killed on Friday when a Lear 60 on which the two men were passengers failed to take off and crashed in Columbia, South Carolina. You can find the original story here.
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