By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter

The scattered remnants of Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera's plane give a shocking visual indication of the extreme impact with which she and her fellow passengers crashed to the ground Sunday.

Twisted debris laid out across the El Tejocote ranch in Northern Mexico is all that remains of the twin-engine turbojet that plummeted 28,000 feet from the sky in a nose-dive at more than 600 miles an hour, and Breaking Celebrity News has chilling photos of the remains.

"The impact must have been terrible," Secretary of Communications and Transportation Gerardo Ruiz Esparza told Radio Formula, according to LatinoFoxNews.com, however he did not offer an explanation of what may have caused the crash that killed six people.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, the I Love Jenni star was killed last Sunday, along with three other passengers and two pilots. Rivera, nicknamed "Diva de la Banda," was born in Long Beach, Calif. Her impressive career accolades include more than 15 million records sold, three Latin Grammy nominations, and a pair of Billboard Mexican Music Awards more recently.

The thrice-married 43-year-old, who recently divorced former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher