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Fatal Crash on Thanksgiving: BMW X3 Overturns

On Thanksgiving Day, a fatal single-car crash in Groton claimed the life of Derek Curtis from Pawcatuck. The incident occurred on I-95 north off-ramp, with Curtiss BMW X3 veering off the road, colliding with road signs and a pole, and overturning. The crash resulted in Curtiss ejection and fatal injuries. The exit was closed for several hours for investigation, and State Police seek witnesses or relevant information.

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