A 74-year-old man has died days after a violent single-vehicle crash on Interstate 71 near the I-275 interchange in Montgomery, according to police and family.
Relatives identified the driver as Emmett Feck, who was injured in the crash last Tuesday and died on Saturday from those injuries. Family and funeral listings show services are planned in Milford later this week.
Police report lays out what happened
According to WKRC, the police report states that Feck was driving northbound on I-71 when his vehicle left the roadway, crossed three lanes of traffic, and slammed into a concrete median near the I-275 interchange.
He was taken from the scene to a hospital, where he later died from his injuries. The report, as described by WKRC, does not list a cause for the crash or explain why the vehicle left the roadway.
Obituary lists services in Milford
An obituary posted by John H. Evans Funeral Home and mirrored on Legacy.com confirms Feck's date of death and lists a visitation and funeral scheduled for this Saturday in Milford.
The obituary notes that Feck was born in Cincinnati and later lived in Milford, and it lists surviving family members. Community members have been leaving condolences and memories on the funeral home's online guest book.
Investigation remains open
As reported by WKRC, officials have not yet released a full investigative finding explaining what caused Feck's car to leave the roadway.
Montgomery police and the Hamilton County coroner's office have not announced any conclusions about contributing factors. This story will be updated if additional information is released.
