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Swanton man killed on Christmas day

Posted: 12.26.2011 at 2:08 PM

Kevin is the Senior Producer at WNWO.

SWANTON -- Christmas day turned into a nightmare for one Swanton family.

The Ohio Highway Patrol says a car driven by 62-year-old Edward Kaltenbach, Jr. of Swanton crashed into a tree in their Birdsong Lane subdivision just west of the Fulton-Lucas County line.

Kaltenbach was killed. His 57-year-old wife Debra is being treated at The University of Toledo Medical Center.

It's not clear what caused the wreck.

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