0SHARESShareTweetDane Molander Obituary, Death Cause – According to reports from the State Police at Chambersburg, a head-on collision between a mobile RV and a tractor-trailer on Wednesday night resulted in the deaths of five people. At approximately 8:50 p.m., officers from the Greene Township Police Department responded to the vicinity of Interstate 81 located at mile marker 18 in response to a report of a tragic collision.
An RV that was traveling south on Interstate 81 while towing an enclosed trailer experienced a front tire blowout, which caused the RV to jump the median and enter the northbound travel lanes, as reported by the police. There, it was a tractor-trailer that it collided with head-on. There was no information provided regarding the occupants’ ages, but they were identified as Donald Molander, Kimberly Molander, Miranda Molander, and Dane Molander, all of Middletown, and all were pronounced dead at the site.
James Shade, who was from Martinsburg, West Virginia, was driving the tractor-trailer when the accident occurred, and he was also pronounced dead at the spot.
The authorities reported that a dog had also been killed in the collision, but they did not specify which vehicle the dog was a passenger in. Because of the incident, that section of Interstate 81 was shut down until Thursday morning at seven o’clock.
There were five passengers in the recreational vehicle (RV), in addition to the driver of the truck, who were all confirmed dead at the scene of the accident. No further injuries were reported. Donald Molander, Kimberly Molander, Miranda Molander, and Dane Molander, all residents of Middletown, Pennsylvania, were found to have perished in the RV accident. James Shade, a resident of Martinsburg, West Virginia, was determined to be the driver of the truck.
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