<p>A plane crash in north Georgia early Saturday afternoon left three girls dead and their father and brother critically injured.</p><p>Mark Bradly was flying a single-engine Piper 32 from Hilton Head, S.C., when he crashed into a house near the Suches, Ga., airport, his wife, Kristy, told The Island Packet newspaper in Hilton Head.</p><p>Bradly was airlifted to a Chattanooga, Tenn., hospital. His son, Mark Bradly Jr., a seventh grader, was airlifted to an Atlanta hospital with severe burns and likely will be transferred to a burn hospital in Ohio, Kristy Bradly said.</p><p>She did not identify the three girls, all of whom were either daughters or step daughters of Mark Bradly.</p><p>Laura Brown, spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration, said the aircraft overshot the runway at High Valley Airport. No one on the ground was injured in the crash.</p><p>The FAA's Web site shows the plane was registered to MASI LLC, a technology company located at 13 Princeton Circle in Hilton Head, which is the Bradly's home address. Phone calls to the company went unanswered.</p><p>A National Transportation Safety Board spokesman said it will investigate the crash.</p>
