this is too weird.
Brothers die in separate crashes on same night
The Associated Press
BUTLER -- Two brothers were killed in separate motorcycle accidents on the same road within two hours of each other on Saturday, authorities said.
Steven Kerr, 37, of West Sunbury, Butler County, died shortly before 9 p.m. when his motorcycle crashed into a speed limit sign on state Route 38, state police said.
Less than two hours later and about 100 yards away, 29-year-old Jeremy Kerr, of Hilliards, was fatally injured when his 2004 Suzuki crashed into the rear of a vehicle stopped in traffic because emergency crews were still on the scene of his brother's accident, police said. Jeremy Kerr was speeding, police said.
The occupants of the other vehicle suffered minor injuries, police said.
Brothers die in separate crashes on same night
The Associated Press
BUTLER -- Two brothers were killed in separate motorcycle accidents on the same road within two hours of each other on Saturday, authorities said.
Steven Kerr, 37, of West Sunbury, Butler County, died shortly before 9 p.m. when his motorcycle crashed into a speed limit sign on state Route 38, state police said.
Less than two hours later and about 100 yards away, 29-year-old Jeremy Kerr, of Hilliards, was fatally injured when his 2004 Suzuki crashed into the rear of a vehicle stopped in traffic because emergency crews were still on the scene of his brother's accident, police said. Jeremy Kerr was speeding, police said.
The occupants of the other vehicle suffered minor injuries, police said.