Charles Maier, 46, killed in auto-pedestrian crash on Seneca Turnpike in New Hartford, New York
Pedestrian crash in New Hartford confirmed as fatal(link is external)
New Hartford police confirmed the crash as fatal Tuesday morning and said that the pedestrian who was killed was a male, but no further information could be revealed at this time.
UPDATE: Victim IDed in fatal New Hartford accident(link is external)
Police said that, after a preliminary investigation, they determined that Michelle Murphy-Azzarello of New Hartford was operating a 2008 Chrysler headed east on the turnpike when she hit Charles Maier, whose last known address was in Bremerton, Washington.
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