Tearful Naumov honors parents, qualifies

U.S. figure skater Maxim Naumov qualified for the Olympic free skate after a tearful short, holding a photo and honoring parents killed last year in a plane crash.

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Maxim Naumov gedenkt seiner tödlich verunglückten Eltern

US-Eiskunstläufer nach emotionalem Auftritt für die Kür qualifiziert. Die Paarlauf-Weltmeister Schischkowa/Naumow kamen im Vorjahr bei einem Flugzeugabsturz ums Leben

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The Sidney Morning Herald

'For them': Naumov's touching message to parents

Maxim Naumov reflects on his journey to the Olympic Games after losing his parents in a plane crash just 12 months ago.

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Naumov and the Photo of His Parents Who Died in a Plane Crash: 'Mom, Dad, Look at What We’ve Done'

In the men’s short program in figure skating, the American skater of Russian origin cries and shows a photo of himself as a child with his parents, who died in the crash on the Potomac River: 'I felt as if I were guided by them; I spoke to them in English and Russian.'

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“When they saw the video of their son’s death, the Prettis said they saw their son’s character showing through.

“His last act on this earth, his last thought, was to help this woman,” his father said.

“It’s who he was, every day,” his mother said. “He’s the same Alex he always was.”