Another driver has died on Rte. 105 – but this time, not from a traffic accident.
Shortly after 8:15 AM Wednesday, Oct. 19, Vermont State Police found an unresponsive man in a vehicle pulled over to the side of Vermont Route 105 in the town of Sheldon. Despite life-saving efforts by an individual who discovered the man in the car at about 8 AM,, the driver and sole occupant of the vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene.
Investigation by VSP indicates the 40-year-old man likely experienced a medical event, and the death does not appear suspicious. An autopsy will be performed at the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office in Burlington to confirm the cause and manner of death. The Vermont State Police investigation is continuing, but this incident is not considered criminal in nature.
The death is at least the 11th on Rte. 105 since January, 2021. The most recent fatality happened in early October, when the driver of a Jaguar sports car traveling 100 MPH struck a cow.
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Bet they wont be checking for mrna in his blood…
All living beings have MRNA in their cells and have for billions of years. The results of that test would not be surprising.
SADS? (Sudden Adult Death Syndrome )
Exactly
Probably a vaxxident. Many of them these days.
Interesting how cl0t sh0t status is only applicable when you’re trying to do something, not when you’re dead.
Was Hillary in the neighborhood at the time?
Vermonters should be able to know if there were recreational drugs in his system.