Huntingdon County Coroner Dies in Truck Crash
By: Kevin Flanigan
Updated: May 24, 2010
WAYNE TOWNSHIP, MIFFLIN COUNTY - The Huntingdon County Coroner, Ronald Morder, was one of two people killed in a truck crash. It happened around 12:45 Monday afternoon in Wayne Township, Mifflin County near the Huntingdon County border.
Two people were killed when a garbage truck ran off the side of Greenbriar Road and rolled over before smashing into a tree..
State Police police have confirmed that 44 year old Ronald Morden of Mount Union was driving the truck and was killed in the crash.
Morden was also the Huntingdon County Coroner
A passenger in the truck, 44 year old Harold Knabler of Newton Hamilton was also killed in the one vehicle crash.
Neither man was wearing a seat belt according to the State Police.
Troopers out of the Lewistown Barracks who are investigating the wreck. The Mifflin County Coroner is working the case as well. The cause of the crash has not been determined.
Two people were killed when a garbage truck ran off the side of Greenbriar Road and rolled over before smashing into a tree..
State Police police have confirmed that 44 year old Ronald Morden of Mount Union was driving the truck and was killed in the crash.
Morden was also the Huntingdon County Coroner
A passenger in the truck, 44 year old Harold Knabler of Newton Hamilton was also killed in the one vehicle crash.
Neither man was wearing a seat belt according to the State Police.
Troopers out of the Lewistown Barracks who are investigating the wreck. The Mifflin County Coroner is working the case as well. The cause of the crash has not been determined.
Comments
Please correct the names of the men involved in the accident. They are Ronald Morder and Harold Knable. It would be upsetting for the families to see the wrong information.
tammy n.
May 18, 2010 at 2:07 am
