Who owned the Learjet that crashed in Florida?

The Learjet 60 registered as N722BD, which crashed in Palm Beach, was registered to LR60271 LLC at a corporate-services address in Wilmington, Delaware. The article says no single owner can be identified: Wolters Kluwer, which owns the registered-agent service, has widely distributed ownership, with BlackRock holding about 7.4% and Vanguard about 4.3%. The aircraft struck the ground at high speed, creating a crater and fire and destroying a house and cars; nearly ten people were reportedly killed. Flight data and air traffic control communications indicate thunderstorms and clearance for deviations near the area.