At Rest

Vehic/Purs
Motivated by a sense of fun, Geisen deliberately drew police into an early-morning high-speed pursuit through the streets of industrial Toledo. The chase ended with Geisen hitting a triple set of railroad tracks in his 1989 Nissan, going airborne for at least 100 feet, and crashing into the side of a house. Geisen's two friends in the car were seriously injured. The impact killed him.
This record exists so that Michael Geisen II, and all who are named in this archive, are never reduced to a number.
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