William Key, 64, and Diana Day, 64, killed in car wreck on U.S. 60 in Bath County, Kentucky
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Sat, 06/03/2023 - 8:32amAccident Date:
Friday, October 2, 2015Second person dies in Bath County crash
The Fayette County coroner says a second person has died in a crash in Bath County. The crash happened around 12:30pm on U.S. 60 near the Montgomery County line, on Friday.
2 die after Bath County crash
William Key, 64, of Sharpsburg was driving a Jeep westbound on U.S. 60 in Bath County when his vehicle struck a plank fence, according to a Kentucky State Police news release. Key died at the scene. One of Key's passengers, Diana Day, 64, was taken to St Joseph Hospital in Mount Sterling and then transferred to the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington, where she died, coroner and police officials said.
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What you need to know after a serious Bath County car accident
When someone has been seriously injured in a car crash in Bath County, they are faced with unexpected medical costs and lost income. In the weeks and months following a car accident, injured people and their families can be overwhelmed as they struggle to manage day-to-day living.
After a serious or fatal car collision, it is crucial to quickly get the information needed to make good decisions. Getting appropriate medical treatment is just one aspect of healing. Finding help in handling the insurance claim that will begin financial recovery is another.
If the injuries are serious or if you have questions about what you should do, it is best to contact an experienced Bath County injury lawyer for a free, no-obligation consultation. Serious injury accident claims are difficult to handle without the assistance of a lawyer who understands the process and can obtain the highest possible settlement. Learn more about how a Bath County car accident attorney can help.
Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
William Key
Diana Day
Kirstie Vice
Roadway:
U.S. 60County:
Bath County, KYArea:
Lexington, KY
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