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Preliminary evidence indicates driver in Chatham crash might have had a “medical emergency”
Illinois State Police Director Brenden Kelly said early evidence from a deadly crash at a Chatham after-school program Monday indicates the driver may have suffered a medical event. But he said that is not yet conclusive. No charges have been filed, and the investigation is ongoing.
Marianne Akers, who crashed through an after-school camp in Chatham, Ill., killing four, had a seizure and has no memory of ...
The first funeral for one of the four girls killed after a car crashed into an after-school camp in downstate Chatham, ...
We have more information about the ongoing investigation into Marianne Akers, the driver of the vehicle that killed four ...
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Illinois State Police identified Marianne Akers as the driver involved in a fatal crash that left four people dead at an ...
A vehicle driven by Marianne Akers, 44, of Chatham struck several people outside of the facility before the vehicle crashed ...
Our Dawn Sterling sat down with Marianne Akers' lawyer, W. Scott Hanken, to discuss what he’s calling a "freak occurrence." ...
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Substance use ruled out in deadly daycare crashIllinois State Police are providing an update on Thursday crash that killed four at an after-school program building in ...
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Woman Who Drove into Illinois Daycare and Killed 4 Children Identified, Still Not in CustodyThe driver of the vehicle that crashed into a Chatham, Illinois, after-school daycare, killing three children and a teenager, ...
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