Peter Jacobson Obituary, Death – Authorities said that on July 31, while riding in the eastbound passing lane on Interstate 90 at mile marker 328 close to Livingston, a gust of wind forced the rider’s Harley-Davidson motorbike off the road, killing the 73-year-old Oregonian. Peter Jacobson lost control of his Harley and got flung from it due to the grass on the median. He was declared deceased at the site, per the report from the Montana Highway Patrol.

The only other driver killed in the collision was Jacobson, according to Park County deputy coroner Mark Higgs. As of late Thursday, there were no additional facts available regarding the unfortunate tragedy. The coroner’s office and MHP both state that the incident is still being investigated.

Related Article: Leanna Farraj; Identified As Victim Of Stefko Boulevard Tragic Accident

The woman who died in the horrifying collision that shut down Bethlehem’s Stefko Boulevard for several hours on Sunday has been recognized. Multiple blunt force injuries caused Leanna Farraj, 24, of Brooklyn, New York, to die in the crash, according to a report released on Monday night by Northampton County Coroner Zachary Lysek. According to Lysek, the death was an accidental one.

Just after 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, a single car crashed in the 1600 block of Stefko Boulevard at the intersection with Bayard Street. Capt. Nicholas P. Lechman of the Bethlehem Police Department stated that the vehicle collided with power poles. Authorities reported that although onlookers at the scene extracted Farraj from the car and started administering first aid, she was declared dead there.

The woman who died in the horrifying collision that shut down Bethlehem’s Stefko Boulevard for several hours on Sunday has been recognized. Multiple blunt force injuries caused Leanna Farraj, 24, of Brooklyn, New York, to die in the crash, according to a report released on Monday night by Northampton County Coroner Zachary Lysek. According to Lysek, the death was an accidental one.

Just after 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, a single car crashed in the 1600 block of Stefko Boulevard at the intersection with Bayard Street. Capt. Nicholas P. Lechman of the Bethlehem Police Department stated that the vehicle collided with power poles. Authorities reported that although onlookers at the scene extracted Farraj from the car and started administering first aid, she was declared dead there.