Willbur & Margaret McCoy killed in car accident near Fremont

Modified Date: 
Sat, 02/28/2015 - 8:36am
Accident Date: 
Thursday, November 28, 2013

Ohio Turnpike speeding car hits van, kills 2

he State Highway Patrol says two people riding in a van were killed when it was struck by a car that sped down the Ohio Turnpike at more than 125 mph.

Man charged in fiery Ohio crash that killed couple

The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a motorist traveling at more than 125 mph has been charged with vehicular homicide after his car struck a van, killing a couple inside.

Driver competent to be tried in 125-mph fatal crash

Gans pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to vehicular-homicide charges. He has a history of mental-health issues and has been hospitalized for psychiatric care before, his attorney said. 

Kent man charged in 125 mph fatal crash competent for trial

Gans has spent the past year at a psychiatric hospital in Toledo. He's now being evaluated to determine if he was insane at the time of the crash.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a motorist traveling at more than 125 mph has been charged with vehicular homicide after his car struck a van, killing a couple inside. A patrol spokeswoman says Andrew D. Gans, of Kent, faces two counts of vehicular homicide with a reckless specification after Thursday night's crash on the Ohio Turnpike. Staff Lt. Anne Ralston says the 24-year-old Gans suffered injuries that are not life-threatening and was hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation. He will be taken to jail following his release. Ralston says two troopers separately spotted Gans' car as it sped down the turnpike. But they weren't able to catch up with it before the crash near Fremont in northwest Ohio. The patrol identified the deceased couple as 77-year-olds Wilbur and Margaret McCoy of Toledo.
Type: Car Accident
People Involved: 
Margaret McCoy
Wilbur McCoy
Andrew D. Gans
Roadway: 
Ohio Turnpike
Area: 
Toledo, OH

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