DJ AM was seen in public for the first time since surviving a plane crash that left him with severe burns. DJ AM's burns could be easily seen in photos taken on the morning of September 28, 2008, as he left for a memorial service for Chris Baker in Los Angeles, California. Baker, the personal assistant of Travis Barker, was one of four people killed when the plane went down in South Carolina on September 19, 2008.People.com: DJ AM Attends Memorial Service For Crash Victim TMZ.com: Injured DJ AM Resurfaces (September 29, 2008)
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DJ AM photographed on September 29, 2008; burn injuries were visible on his neckTMZ.com: Injured DJ AM Resurfaces (September 29, 2008)
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DJ AM suffered severe burns and critical injures in a September 2008 plane crash in Columbia, South Carolina
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Of six people on board the plane, only two survived
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DJ AM, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, was released from a Georgia hospital on September 26, 2008People.com: DJ AM Attends Memorial Service For Crash Victim
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DJ AM was among hundreds of mourners who attended a memorial service for Chris BakerE! Online: DJ AM Attends Funeral for Victim of Fatal Flight (September 29, 2008)
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Baker was one of those who died in the plane crash; his widow, Otillia Villar, asked that memorial service attendees wear green to honor her late husbandPeople.com: DJ AM Attends Memorial Service For Crash Victim
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DJ AM wore a green polo shirt to the service
