James Tyler Nicklow, 22, killed in motorcycle crash with vehicle driven by wife Rikki Marie Nicklow, 37, on Route 88 in Greene County, Pennsylvania
Motorcyclist killed when hits wife's turning car in Greene County
A state police spokesman at the Waynesburg barracks said James Tyler Nicklow, 22, was operating a motorcycle Thursday morning. His wife, Rikki Marie Nicklow, 37, was driving a car. They were both traveling north on Route 88 and were making a left turn onto Cemetery Hill Road when James' motorcycle struck the left rear of his wife's car shortly after 8 a.m.
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