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The fatal Highway 40 deer-related Jeep crash

Where it stands

A deer struck by another vehicle was thrown through the windshield of an oncoming Jeep on U.S. 40 in Boone County on November 5, killing the 40-year-old driver from Glasgow. The Jeep left the highway and hit trees; the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The report does not state the status of any investigation or related proceedings.

Watching for: Check the crash-specific patrol record for confirmed location wording, other-driver injury status and any correction to the reported fatal collision sequence.

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The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Deer thrown from opposite lane breaks through Jeep windshield in fatal Missouri crash

    An eastbound Equinox struck the deer, sending it through an oncoming Jeep’s windshield on U.S. 40. The 40-year-old Glasgow driver died at the scene.

Timeline

Day 6 · 1 report

  1. First to report

Who reported

12 outlets · 19 sources

Who's involved

Organizations

  • Missouri State Highway PatrolStatewide law enforcement agency in Missouri

Places

  • Rocheport