Stanley Christopher, 39, dies in collision with alleged hit-and-run driver David Marshall, Jr., 19, on State Route 167 in Auburn, Washington
Detectives look for driver in fatal Auburn hit-and-run
Troopers said Stanley Christopher was walking on the shoulder lane with a friend as they were on their way to get gas.
A vehicle drove on to the shoulder lane, struck and killed Christopher, Troopers said. It is unkonwn if the friend was hit.
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Cell phone records show that Marshall's phone was located near the hit-and-run and the vehicle arson at the same time of both events, and made calls and texts after both incidents, as well, according to the State Patrol.
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