Suspect in fatal Milligan cycling crash posts $300K bond
📍 Where it landed
{ "epilogue": "Following a fatal crash in Tennessee that killed two college cyclists and injured seven others, a North Carolina man was charged in connection with the deaths. Investigators claimed there was no physical evidence the driver applied the brakes or took evasive action before the collision.
The suspect subsequently posted a 300,000 dollar bond and was released from custody, while several hospitalized Milligan students were later discharged." }
Epilogue added 10d ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (12)
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Ballad: 3 Milligan cyclists discharged, 4 still hospitalized WJHL · 55d ago broke it first
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Suspect in fatal Milligan cycling crash posts $300K bond WJHL · 55d ago broke it first
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