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12-05-2025
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Child killed in crash involving tractor-trailer in Washington County identified by coroner
A child who died after a crash in Washington County has been identified. Washington County Coroner Tim Warco said Abdul-Salami Touray of Columbus, Ohio, died in the emergency department of UPMC Washington Hospital at 2:03 p.m. on Sunday. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Mother, toddler killed in Washington County crash His mother, who was in the passenger seat, died at the scene. They were both ejected from a Toyota Camry after it crossed the median on I-70 near the Claysville Exit and collided with a tractor-trailer. The coroner said Touray was not in a child seat. The man driving the vehicle was taken to a hospital in a helicopter. The mother's identity has not been released at this time. This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW
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07-05-2025
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Remains found in wooded area in Washington County were there for ‘a number of years'
The Washington County Coroner has a preliminary identification on the human remains found in a wooded area next to Interstate 70. Coroner Tim Warco wants to reassure the public that there's nothing to be concerned about regarding this case, after receiving multiple calls. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Forensic pathologists working to identify human remains found in wooded area 'I want to reassure the community there is no danger of an actor out there hurting anyone,' said Warco. 'The skeletal remains have been there for a number of years, just haphazardly found by a walker, a passerby, who got lost, and came across what I'm sure was very earth-shattering to her.' The coroner's office is working with an anthropologist and the team from Mercyhurst, who carefully collected and removed the remains. While early forensic reports don't know show anything suspicious, Warco says it will still be hard to determine the exact cause of death. 'We probably will never know the cause of death, simply because of the advanced age of the skeletal remains found in the woods,' said Warco. Warco believes the body may be that of a person who was reported missing during what he called, 'the Covid period.' And they have contacted a family member. However, he won't be making an official identification until a lengthy and thorough investigation. 'The last thing we would ever want to do is notify the family of a wrong identity and that's why it is so important to cross all the t's and dot all the i's before making that determination.' Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW
