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By Roger Harnack
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Kettle Falls woman killed in crash

Southbound Ford F150 overturns south of Lind

 

Last updated 4/5/2020 at 5:27pm

Katie Teachout

Washington State Patrol Trooper Cody M. Pierce check out a pickup truck involved in the fatal crash south of Lind as Chris Curtis of B&B Towing loads the vehicle on a tow truck.

LIND -- A Kettle Falls woman was killed Sunday morning when her pickup overturned.

Kristen K. Icenogle, 52, was pronounced dead at the scene near Milepost 70 on southbound U.S. Highway 395, the Washington State Patrol reported.

Her next of kin was notified of the 10:17 a.m. fatal crash; notification was completed by Chaplain Robert "Bob" Purdy and trooper Conner S. Bruchman, the patrol said.

A preliminary report says Icenogle's Ford F150 was southbound when it left the roadway and overturned when she overcorrected.

She was not wearing a seatbelt, the patrol said. It's unknown if alcohol or drugs were factors.

The Ford F150 was towed from the scene by Chris Curtis of B&B Towing of Ritzville.

— Ritzville Adams County Editor Katie Teachout contributed to this report.

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Roger Harnack, Publisher

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Roger Harnack is the co-owner/publisher of Free Press Publishing. Having grown up Benton City, Roger is an award-winning journalist, photographer, editor and publisher. He's one of only two editorial/commentary writers from Washington state to ever receive the international Golden Quill. Roger is dedicated to the preservation of local media, and the voice it retains for Eastern Washington.

 

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