Halloween crash in Fallston kills two
Speed is under investigation after a collision at Jarrettsville Pike and Hess Road claimed the lives of a married couple.
By Javier Cabrera ·

Two residents of Fallston lost their lives in a vehicle collision late on Saturday, October 31. Maryland State Police identified the victims as Kimberly Anne Miller, 60, and Brian Walter Miller, 61. Both died at the scene of the accident.
The crash occurred shortly after 7:15 p.m. at the intersection of Jarrettsville Pike and Hess Road in Harford County. Police report that Kimberly Miller was driving a Volvo XC60 eastbound on Hess Road with Brian Miller in the passenger seat. Matthew Thomson Howard Waylett, 19, was operating a Volkswagen Passat southbound on Jarrettsville Pike when the two vehicles collided.
Emergency medical personnel pronounced both Millers dead at the scene. Waylett survived the impact and was transported to a trauma center via a Maryland State Police helicopter. Authorities have not yet released an update on his medical condition.
Investigators are currently determining whether speed was a factor in the crash. Police have not specified which driver, if either, may have been exceeding the speed limit. The Maryland State Police Crash Team is continuing its review of the circumstances leading up to the collision.
The roadway remained closed for more than three hours while investigators worked at the site. The Harford County Sheriff's Office and state highway officials assisted with the scene management and cleanup efforts.
Source: Daily Voice Hackensack





