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    Sublette Crash Takes the Life of Motorist

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    By KMAN Staff on November 11, 2012 State News

    Stranded motorist dies in southwest Kansas crash

    SUBLETTE, Kan. (AP) A stranded motorist has been killed in southwest Kansas after a driver headed to the scene to help crashed into the disabled vehicle.

    The Kansas Highway Patrol has identified the victim as Nicholas Eugene Chaffin (24) of Sublette. The accident happened around 2 a.m. Sunday about five miles northwest of Sublette in Haskell County.

    The patrol says Chaffin’s 1973 vehicle was “broken down and blacked out” in the middle of the road. The pickup truck driver who was trying to help was taken to a hospital with a possible injury.

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