Coroner: Alcohol, drugs not involved in wrong way crash that killed 3 BGSU students

New details about the wrong way driver who crashed into a car full of Bowling Green sorority sisters, killing them and herself.

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Coroner: Driver not intoxicated

BOWLING GREEN -- The wrong-way driver whose actions resulted in her death and the death of three Bowling Green State University students had no alcohol or drugs in her system at the time of the March 2 crash.

Blade: Wrong-way driver in crash with BGSU students not drunk

Winifred "Dawn" Lein, the wrong-way driver whose actions resulted in her death and the death of three Bowling Green State University students, had no alcohol or drugs in her system at the time of the crash.

Tests don't explain cause of Ohio wrong-way crash

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) — The cause of a collision that killed a wrong-way driver and three sorority sisters bound for a spring break trip remains a mystery after toxicology tests showed the driver had no alcohol or drugs in her system at the time, a coroner said Thursday.