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Car Wreck On I-275 Combs-Hehl Bridge

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It is. One body confirmed.

 

I wonder if the person died from the wreck or from drowning?

 

Hitting the water would have probably knocked the person out.

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Autopsy will be conducted Sunday to confirm identity and establish cause of death.

Not to derail the thread, but there is a huge difference between marijuana and heroin. Nonetheless, your point that impaired/distracted drivers pose a danger to everyone is valid.

Didn't need to be schooled by you to know the difference between marijuana and heroin. Especially after being a pharmacy technician for years. My point was they're both illegal and impairing. My opinion only but, and some researchers agree, one is a gateway drug for the other. Marijuana is not harmless. Destroys brain cells and can lead to impotency. Can also lead to breathing problems. Can cause paranoia and hallucinations. We have done our teenagers an injustice by letting them think it's harmless.

Will there even be a body left after a week or so? I would imagine the fish get hungry and will locate anything at the bottom.That is unless the victim was dislodged and has ridden with the current. If that is the case, I would expect something to be discovered down near Ludlow.

Sorry guys but a little sensitivity to any family or friends who are BGPers. I have been on the bank after a flash flood and the wait is excruciating, even though you already know the person is deceased.

Exactly, if this was family of mine I would have found someone by now to have gotten this taken care of.

 

Easily said...

Congrats to the crew who raised the vehicle.

 

I fish that area and the water when in pool is 25 to 27 feet deep beneath the bridge. I saw the crane in place when I went over to the racetrack around noon. I still wasn't sure they would be able to raise it because of sheer weight, inundated with water, and low visibility, thwarting a good cable hookup.

 

Again, glad this didn't drag on any longer than it had to.

Channel 5 news said the man was from Milford, OH. And drove to Kentucky everyday to work.

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Channel 5 news said the man was from Milford, OH. And drove to Kentucky everyday to work.

 

I believe he had family in Campbell County also.

Channel 5 news said the man was from Milford, OH. And drove to Kentucky everyday to work.

 

WLKY in Louisville repeated the story from Cincy CBS. Said he was from Milford, Ky., if there is such a place.

WLKY in Louisville repeated the story from Cincy CBS. Said he was from Milford, Ky., if there is such a place.

 

Some call it Mifortucky but that's none of my business.

WLKY in Louisville repeated the story from Cincy CBS. Said he was from Milford, Ky., if there is such a place.

 

Milford, KY is in Bracken County.

WLKY in Louisville repeated the story from Cincy CBS. Said he was from Milford, Ky., if there is such a place.

 

There is...cute little town. In it's heyday, Persinger Park was a great place for some softball, or Little league battles between @Randy Parker and I.

Milford, KY is in Bracken County.

 

Huh. I wasn't aware of the place.

Played softball in Persinger Park in Milford every 4th of July. If it was Milford, Ky., he would not have to cross the bridge, would he?

Played softball in Persinger Park in Milford every 4th of July. If it was Milford, Ky., he would not have to cross the bridge, would he?

 

I'm going to lean on the fact that WLKY got it wrong. The Cincy coverage said Milford, Ohio, in its segment.

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