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Hwy. 42 Fatal, Dec. 25
Hwy. 42 Fatal, Dec. 25
Hwy. 42 Fatal, Dec. 25

Published on: 12/25/2025

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A pedestrian fatality near Myrtle Point on Hwy. 42, Monday, Dec. 22, 5:19 p.m.  The accident occurred near milepost 20.  Forty-five year old Crystal Leann Joffroy, Coos Bay, was driving a white Ford Ranger when she struck 29-year old Faith Scarlet Rose Anderson, Myrtle Pt., who was standing in the travel lane.  She was pronounced deceased at the scene.

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