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Crews assess the scene of a pickup truck versus semi crash on the new State Road 25 in Carroll County, near County Road 800 West, on Tuesday, Feb. 12. (WLFI photo / Jamie Long)

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79 year old dies of injuries from SR 25 semi crash in Carroll County

Updated: Thursday, 14 Feb 2013, 10:41 AM EST
Published : Thursday, 14 Feb 2013, 10:41 AM EST

CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) - The Delphi man involved in a pickup truck versus semi crash in Carroll County this week has died of his injuries from the wreck.

According to the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office, 79-year-old Boyden Cull, the driver of a pickup truck that for some reason collided with a semi on Tuesday, died Wednesday night at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis.

Cull had been airlifted to the Indy hospital from the scene of the crash on the new State Road 25 and County Road 800 West. Here’s the original story on the wreck.

The driver of the semi was uninjured.

The sheriff’s office says the investigation continues into the cause of the crash.

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