DJ AM RETURNS TO L.A. AFTER PLANE CRASH

Almost a week after surviving a plane crash that took the lives of four people, DJ AM has returned to L.A., sources tell Usmagazine.com.
The 35-year-old, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, returned via bus from Augusta, Georgia, where he was being treated at the Joseph Still Burn Center for second- and third-degree burns.
Actress Mandy Moore, his ex, was seen buying a get well gift for him at Mr. Ballon and Cookies by Design in West Hollywood on Thursday.
Moore had flown to Georgia to be by AM's side as he and Travis Barker, the sole survivors of the small jet crash in South Carolina Friday night, were treated for burns. Both are expected to make full recoveries.
"It was divine intervention that they got out," Lt. Jason Shumpert of the South Congaree Police Department told the Associated Press on Wednesday. "They should be commended for being able to get out and keep their heads together."
The pilot and co-pilot died of smoke inhalation and burns while Barker and AM's pals Chris Baker and Charles Still died of impact-related injuries.
Barker's ex-wife Shanna Moakler, with whom he's back together, said of the accident: "Our lives will be changed forever."
Shumpert described the scene after the fiery plane hit an embankment upon takeoff in Columbia, South Carolina. He said Barker was screaming from second- and third-degree burns.
"They said the plane went down," Shumpert recalled. "They didn't say how or if they knew. Once it went down, they were able to slide down the wing of the plane, and they jumped on each other to put fires on each other out and rolled around on the ground."
Officials with the National Transportation Safety Board have not determined the cause of the crash but the Learjet's black box indicated the crew knew one of the plane's tires had blown.
For details on Barker and AM's recovery and how they survived the crash, check out the latest issue of Us Weekly, on newsstands now.

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