Stacy Fuller, 57, dies and three injured after SUV runs off Rion Road, hits tree and bursts into flames near Rion, South Carolina
Modified Date:
Sun, 02/05/2023 - 10:06amAccident Date:
Sunday, January 22, 2023Fairfield Coroner releases name of victim in single vehicle collision
Coroner Hill says 57 year-old Stacy Fuller was the back seat passenger of a vehicle that left the roadway on Rion Rd., overturning, and striking several trees before catching fire.
Columbia man killed when SUV crashes into trees and goes up in flames, coroner says
Fuller was entrapped in the vehicle, Hill said. An autopsy is scheduled with the Newberry Pathology Group on Wednesday to determine his exact cause of death, according to Hill.
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Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Stacy Fuller
Roadway:
Rion RoadCounty:
Fairfield County, SCArea:
Columbia, SC