Route 354 at Lake Hayward Road was closed for about five hours and the crash is still under investigation, police said.įrom deep reds to lush oranges, Connecticut residents can travel around the state to bask in the foliage while it remains for its short time span.Īn outpouring of support and condolences filled social media on Saturday following news of the deadly crash.
Massaro was airlifted to Hartford Hospital with serious injuries, according to state police. Chapman was transported to the Marlborough Medical Clinic and was later pronounced dead, state police said. Graham, who was in the passenger in the front seat, was pronounced dead on the scene. For an unknown reason, the car left the road and collided with a metal guardrail and multiple trees before stopping down an embankment, according to the incident summary. Friday.Īn incident report from Troop K said Chapman was driving a red 2010 Nissan Altima westbound on Route 354 when he attempted to pass another car at a high speed. Police were notified of the crash, which took place on Lake Hayward Road near the Route 354 intersection, around 1 p.m. “Full of promise and hope for the future, they represented the best of Colchester's young people and will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved them.” “Both Jake and Tyler were deeply committed to their community and to their schools,” Bylone wrote on her office’s Facebook page. He attended Wahconah Regional High School in Dalton, Mass., according to WCSU.Ĭolchester First Selectman Mary Bylone said the community is heartbroken over Champman and Graham’s deaths. Massaro is pursuing a bachelor’s of science degree in Justice and Law Administration-Law Enforcement from the Ancell School of Business.
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