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James Dean’s last day – September 30, 1955.

Host E.J. Stephens interviews all three CHP officers involved that day — Officer Otie Hunter, who ticketed Dean for speeding; and Officers Ernie Tripke and Ronald Nelson, who investigated the fatal crash.

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Jeremiah Bergman
April 12th, 2011 at 1:28 pm

Dear Deadwrite Daily’s Author,

I am contacting you to ask if i may be given permission of use of one of your photos. The Santa Clarita Freeway that collapsed in the 1994 earthquake. I work with Santa Clarita’s radio station, KHTS AM 1220, and we are making small info graphics on the website to inform others on News, traffic, safety awareness, etc. I would greatly appreciate it if I could hear back from you soon, you would really be helping me out with my internship here. Thank you!

sincerely,

Jeremiah Bergman

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