Thomas “Tommy” Glenn, 49, dead after single-vehicle crash at the intersection of Sandifer Boulevard and Jennings Avenue in Seneca, South Carolina
Upstate business owner killed in a crash in Seneca, coroner says
An Upstate business owner was killed in a single-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon, according to Karl Addis with the Oconee County Coroner's Office.
Upstate business owner dies in crash
The coroner’s office said Glenn died from a cardiac-related event that resulted from the crash.
The Seneca Police Department is investigating the crash.
Coroner says South Carolina business owner died before his car crashed
On Wednesday night the coroner's office said it was suspected that the victim, Thomas “Tommy” Glenn, 49, of Westminster, had a medical event before the crash.
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