By Neil Hartnell NASSAU Bahamas (Reuters) – The investigation continues into the plane crash that killed Myles Munroe, an influential and popular religious leader, and eight others in the Bahamas on Sunday. An official investigation into the crash continued on Monday, with police having said that bad weather is suspected to have been a factor. “It has left the country reeling,” said Bahamas Foreign Minister Fred Mitchell in a statement. “Reverend Munroe was a giant of a Bahamian.” His wife and top deputy were also among the casualties, authorities have said. …

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