The drivers
were the only occupants of the vehicles, according to the
report, and both were apparently wearing their seat
belts.
Investigators
were notified later Thursday evening that Eutermoser had
died as a result of his injuries.
The
Sheriff's Department said that alcohol is not suspected
to be a factor in the crash, although blood samples are
being submitted to the Georgia State Crime Lab, as is
standard procedure in fatality accidents.
Eutermoser
is the fourth person to die in a traffic accident this
year in unincorporated Fayette County.
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