TRAGIC REPORT: Italian Airline 1105 Crashes on Boston Celtics Basketball stadium Earlier Today, Causing Destruction and Killing Fan’s Over 100 Visitors, Including Two Neighbouring…..

In a devastating and unforeseen tragedy, Italian Airline Flight 1105 crashed earlier today directly into the TD Garden stadium — home of the Boston Celtics — causing massive destruction, fire, and an unthinkable death toll.

The flight, which departed from Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci International Airport late last night, was en route to New York’s JFK before suddenly veering off course. At approximately 11:42 AM local time, the aircraft slammed into the stadium structure, where over 100 people — including fans on a tour and two neighboring families from adjacent buildings — lost their lives.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Early reports suggest a combination of severe mechanical failure and possible communication breakdowns with air traffic control. Officials have not ruled out foul play but stress that it is too early to draw conclusions.

Witnesses described a horrifying scene as the aircraft descended rapidly before crashing into the upper section of the stadium. Flames and thick black smoke engulfed the site within moments. Emergency responders arrived swiftly but faced immediate challenges due to the collapse of multiple support structures.

Among the deceased are numerous sports fans attending a mid-morning guided tour of the Celtics’ historic arena. Two families living in nearby apartments were also caught in the blast radius and are confirmed dead.

Boston Mayor Lisa Fernandez released a solemn statement:

“This is a dark day for Boston, for the sports community, and for all families affected. We grieve with you. We stand with you. And we will not stop until we know exactly what happened and why.”

The Boston Celtics organization also released a brief message on social media, expressing heartbreak and solidarity with victims’ families.

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and Italian aviation authorities are expected to hold a joint press conference within the next 24 hours. Meanwhile, the TD Garden has been closed indefinitely, and surrounding areas have been cordoned off.

This developing story continues to shock the nation, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

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