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Charleston couple were the victims in the fatal 3-vehicle-crash on April 29, identities revealed

Charleston, South Carolina – Police identified the victims in the fatal crash that took place on April 29 that shut down busy Dorchester Road for several hours.

The victims were identified as 59-year-old Eric Allen Dickson and his wife, 54-year-old Brinder Joyce Dickson. The couple died as a result of the crash and were found dead on the scene.

Dickson’s were traveling east on Dorchester Road around 7 p.m. on April 29th when Toyota Corolla, traveling westbound, crossed over the median and hit their vehicle.

Following the crash in Dickson’s car, the Toyota then hit a bus.

The driver of the Toyota was hospitalized with serious injuries. The identity of the driver was not released after the accident.

Since the investigation about the crash is still underway, no more details were provided by the officials.

Alex Tuhell

Co-founder and publisher

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