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Some days just suck. Our evening blogging lead us to a post from John Neff at Autoblog where we learned that Autoblog’s Frank Filliponio was involved in unfortunate car accident on Wednesday evening that resulted in the death of a female pedestrian. There’s not much one can say or do in a situation like this, so we’ll just give our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the deceased and, although we haven’t met him in person, our sympathy to Frank during this difficult time. Link: Autoblog.com
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Autoblog.com writer involved in fatal car accident
Some days just suck. Our evening blogging lead us to a post from John Neff at Autoblog where we learned that Autoblog’s Frank Filliponio was involved in unfortunate car accident on Wednesday evening that resulted in the death of a female pedestrian. There’s not much one can say or do in a situation like this, so we’ll just give our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the deceased and, although we haven’t met him in person, our sympathy to Frank during this difficult time. Link: Autoblog.com
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