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Update: Washington County Head-On Collision Kills Two

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Posted: 12:17 PM May 21, 2008
Last Updated: 3:25 PM May 21, 2008

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A head-on collision between a motorcycle and an SUV killed both drivers Tuesday night in Washington County.

32-year-old Carlton Jacobs from Panama City was traveling northbound on County Road 279 on his motorcycle.

Jacobs veered into the southbound lane and hit 26-year-old Richard Eades from DeFuniak Springs.

The Florida Highway Patrol say Jacobs's motorcycle struck the SUV so hard he was ejected and crashed through the windshield.

Both drivers were pronounced dead at the scene.

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Posted by: Nicole Oxley Location: DeFuniak Springs on May 27, 2008 at 10:48 AM
Richard was a good man who served our country with pride! He left behind a wounderful wife and two beautiful children who will miss him more than some of us will ever know. RIP Richard L.C. Eades!!!!

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