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Fort Hood Investigates Motorcyclist’s Death
Fort Hood’s Criminal Investigation Division and Police are investigating the motorcycle accident that claimed the life of a civilian over the weekend.
Reporter: By Matt FelderEmail Address: matt.felder@kwtx.com |
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(October 27, 2008)-- Fort Hood’s Criminal Investigation Division and Police are investigating the motorcycle accident that claimed the life of a civilian over the weekend.
The man, whose name was not released Monday, was riding the motorcycle at what authorities said was a high rate of speed around 2:30 a.m. Sunday on Ivy Mountain Road when he lost control of the bike.
The motorcycle shot off the east side of the road and struck a tree, Fort Hood said Monday.
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Posted by: John
on Nov 13, 2008 at 09:38 PM
Yes this was Travis Zweifelhofer, and yes he was in the Air Force. I served with him while he was at Luke AFB, and also went to Tech School together at NAS Pensacola Fl. I enjoyed his company, and I am sorry for his family. Please pray for his family and friends with me!
Posted by: Just sayin is all
Location: Ft Hood
on Oct 29, 2008 at 10:44 AM
Hey Ya - This is a forum for expressing opinions and speaking about the issues. Maybe a motorcycle rider who was previously riding recklessly will read them and change his habits. Maybe a car driver will read this and show more respect on the road. For those that wish to send condolences, they are welcome as well but dont start talking about restricting others rights just because you happened to know the person. Also, look up spell check.
Posted by: Carrie
Location: Lampasas
on Oct 29, 2008 at 09:01 AM
Anonymous, yes it was. I will be praying for the family and friends that knew him. So sorry for your loss.
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