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Accident W of Metcalfe/Adair line, KY 80, takes life of 17 year old

The Metcalfe County Sheriff's Department investigated a fatal accident on Tuesday afternoon, August 28, 2012, at 3:30pm on KY 80, near the Adair County line.

Metcalfe County Sheriff Rondal Shirley reports that 17 year old Chelsea Anders of Edmonton, KY, was riding passenger in a Ford Pickup truck driven by 17 year old Justin Moss of Edmonton, KY.

Moss lost control of the pickup which overturned and ejected 17 year old Chelsea Anders. Anders was airlifted to the Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, KY, where she later died of her injuries. Moss was uninjured. From Metcalfe County Sheriff Rondal Moss, forwarded by Larry Smith, FM 92.7, the WAVE radio




This story was posted on 2012-08-30 05:56:32
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