A fatal car crash is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol that occurred Monday, killing 82-year old Edward Dickey of Minerva, Ohio.

According to the Canton Post, Dickey drove off the right side of the road, over corrected and continued off the left side of Paris Avenue. After striking an embankment, Dickey's vehicle flipped and came to rest in a small creek.

Nimishillen Township rescue responded and found Dickey un-responsive. He was later pronounced dead at Mercy Medical Center in Canton.

Mr. Dickey was not wearing his seat belt and it is unknown if alcohol played a role in the crash.

A 41-year old man is dead following a crash near Minerva Sunday evening.

State troopers say Stewart Lundquist, 23, was passing a car when his vehicle slammed into James Wriston, Junior's car.  Wriston was pronounced dead at the scene.  His passenger and Lundquist's passenger suffered serious injuries and were taken to Aultman Hospital. 

Wriston, Kendra Wriston, 32, and Trey Ellers, 28, who was a passenger in Lundquist's truck, were all wearing seatbelts.  Lundquist, who troopers say caused the crash, was not wearing a safety belt and his injuries were described as "non life-threatening."  

Troopers say their Northeast Regional Crash Reconstruction team was called in for help.  The crash is still under investigation.