Tragic, Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Seneca, Georgia

SENECA, GA - According to an online news report on independentmail.com states that a Clemson student was tragically killed in Seneca, Georgia,  motorcycle accident last Thursday night.*  According to the Oconee County Coroner, Karl Addis, a 20-year-old man from Georgia man tragically died last Thursday night after the man's motorcycle was involved in a collision with a pickup truck in Seneca, Georgia. 

The motorcyclist was from Tallulah Falls, Georgia, and he was a student at Clemson University, according to the news report. 

According to South Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper Joel Hovis, the motorcycle accident occurred around 3:15 in the afternoon on Seneca Creek Road.  The motorcycle rider was operating his Kawasaki motorcycle westbound along Seneca Creek Road when he collided with a 2011 Chevrolet truck that was in the process of turning onto a private driveway.

The motorcyclist was wearing a motorcycle helmet when he was ejected from his motorcycle.  The motorcyclist tragically passed was in the emergency room at Oconee Memorial Hospital at around 4:20 PM.  The motorcycle accident is currently under investigation.

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Source:

https://www.independentmail.com/story/news/2021/04/02/clemson-university-student-killed-seneca-motorcycle-wreck-tallulah-falls-ga/7066792002/