Authorities have identified a 24-year-old man who died Saturday after he drove the wrong way down Interstate 93 in Milton and was involved in a four-car crash, State Police said Tuesday.
Stephen Zorn, of Stoughton, was driving a 2008 Ford Escape northbound in the southbound lane when he struck a 2017 Ford Escape head-on at 5 a.m. Saturday, State Police said in a statement. The crash knocked the 2017 Escape into a jersey barrier.
The 2008 Escape rolled onto its roof and was struck by a 2011 Mercedes-Benz C300 sedan, State Police said. A Kia Sportage sport utility vehicle then struck the 2008 Escape from behind.
Zorn was pronounced dead at the scene.
A 29-year-old woman from Plymouth, who was driving the 2017 Escape, was taken to Boston Medical Center with serious injuries, State Police said. A 50-year-old Wrentham man, who was driving the Mercedes, was taken to Milton Hospital with serious injuries.
A 38-year-old Raynham woman, who was driving the the Kia Sportage, was taken to Milton Hospital with minor injuries, State Police said. A mobile crane was also struck by debris that were scattered in the roadway and sustained minor damage.
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