Family Seeks Help After Nanny’s Fatal Florida Jet Crash Call
WHO:
TMZ - Ana María Cetina, 24, was among nine people killed in the plane crash. Her mother, Angelica, and sister, Angie, launched a GoFundMe for her.
The Daily Beast - The article identifies the nanny as Anita Maria Cetina, 24, and her sister as Angie Ramirez Cetina. It says Cetina was a bioengineering graduate from Colombia.
The Daily Beast - Cetina had cared for Emma, 4, and Charlie, 2, children of Adam Robinson and Helen Sharp, for about a year and a half.
The Daily Beast - The article names the other people who died as Robinson, Sharp, their friends Rachael Reed and Charmi Fehr, and crew members Jeffrey Gregory and Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras.
The Washington Post - The father of the Learjet’s 20-year-old co-pilot spoke at a news conference and praised her focus as the plane went down.
WHAT:
TMZ - Cetina’s family launched a GoFundMe after her death in the crash.
The Daily Beast - Cetina made a final FaceTime video call to her sister before takeoff, showing her the children she cared for and the private jet.
The Daily Beast - Ramirez Cetina said, “She was very happy,” and that her sister was excited to visit the Bahamas for the first time. She said Cetina “didn’t see it as work” despite working during the trip, and that the sisters were “inseparable.”
The Washington Post - The co-pilot’s father said through sobs that he wished he was with her “to help her.”
WHERE:
The Daily Beast - The Learjet 60 crashed into a mobile home park in South Florida; the nanny was traveling to the Bahamas.
The Washington Post - The Learjet crashed in Florida.
WHEN:
The Daily Beast - Cetina’s FaceTime call took place before the plane’s takeoff.
The Daily Beast - Cetina had worked for Robinson and Sharp’s family for about a year and a half.
WHY:
TMZ - Angelica and Angie launched the fundraiser after Cetina was killed in the crash.
HOW:
TMZ - The family solicited help through a GoFundMe fundraiser.
The Daily Beast - Cetina spoke with her sister by FaceTime before takeoff.
(UPDATED November 8, 2026 19:58 UTC)
Bioengineering graduate Ana María Cetina, 24, was among nine people killed in a Florida plane crash. Before takeoff, she video-called her sister, showing her the children she cared for and the jet. Her mother and sister launched a GoFundMe to support the family after her death.