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'Southern Charm' Star Thomas Ravenel's Lawyer Killed In Plane Crash

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Oct. 17 2018, Published 12:09 p.m. ET

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Southern Charm star Thomas Ravenel was dealt another rough blow as his legal rep Richard Terbrusch and two other people were killed in a plane crash over the weekend.

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“Thomas is stunned and in a complete state of shock," a source close to Thomas told Radar Online exclusively.

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“He and Richard were close friends for years, they played polo together and Richard was his legal go to guy for a long time," they continued.

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A plane carrying Richard and two other passengers was headed for Charleston, South Carolina when it crashed over Quoque Beach, New York. It departed out of Danbury, Connecticut.

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His girlfriend, Jennifer Landrum, and the pilot, Raj Persaud, were the other two victims on the flight. The former leaves behind two children.

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Richard was the lawyer who defended Thomas when he was accused of sexual assault earlier this year. The Southern Charm star has run into a ton of issues with the law in 2018, including an arrest in late September where he was charged with assault and second degree battery.

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