Fire erupts after deadly crash on Interstate 70 on Nov. 14.Photo:ABC News/YouTube
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Six people were killed in the crash: John Mosley, 18, of Mineral City; Jeffery Worrell, 18, of Bolivar, and Katelyn Owens, 15, of Mineral City, Dave Kennat, 56, of Navarre; Kristy Gaynor, 39, of Zoar and Shannon Wigfield, 45, of Bolivar.
Kennat, Gaynor and Wigfield, who were chaperoning the trip, were riding in the Nissan that was sandwiched between the semi-truck and the charter bus during the crash. All were pronounced dead at the scene, per the ODPS report.
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One officer was heard yelling to get the driver of the Highlander out of the vehicle as soon as possible, per the report. The 75-year-old Heath man was then transported to Grant Medical Center with serious injuries following the crash.
The driver of the semi truck, a 60-year-old man from Zanesville, passed both drug and alcohol tests following the crash, per the agency’s report. No charges have been filed.
Mid State Systems Inc., which owns the semi-truck involved in the collision, did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
Seventeen people — including the semi-truck driver — were injured in the crash, according to the DPS report. The injured victims — most of whom were considered serious — were transported to various hospitals in the region following the deadly collision.
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash, per the news reports.
source: people.com
