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    2 killed, 2 hurt after truck overturns in Jefferson County

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    By KMAN Staff on August 19, 2019 State News
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    NEWMAN — Authorities say two people have been killed and two injured in a northeast Kansas crash.

    The Kansas Highway Patrol reports that the crash happened Saturday night in Jefferson County when a driver lost control on a curve and went off the side of Kansas 237. The pickup truck then overturned several times.

    The patrol says the crash killed two passengers 46-year-old Christopher Webb, of Topeka, and 21-year-old Luke Puccinelli, of Oskaloosa. The driver and another passenger were taken to a Topeka hospital with injuries that were believed to be serious.

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