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Police appeal to public for new information on unsolved fatal 1985 hit and run

Thunder Bay police is renewing their calls for information regarding a fatal hit-and-run that claimed the life of a 20-year-old man more than 30 years ago in the city.
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Kip Hallow, 20, died on Oct. 26, 1985 in what appeared to be a hit and run collision on Vickers Street North and Weigand Avenue. Police say the boot in the centre photo is what Hallow was wearing while the image on the right was a cigarette lighter in his possession. (Thunder Bay Police Service)

THUNDER BAY - More than 30 years after a fatal hit and run collision that claimed the life of a 20-year-old man, city police are once again launching an appeal to the public in the hope of finding more information. 

In a Facebook post, Thunder Bay police say Monday, Oct. 26, is the 35th anniversary of the hit and run death of Kip Hallow. Police say the investigation into the fatal collision remains open.

On Oct. 26, 1985, Hallow was killed following what appeared to have been a hit and run where the driver of a red or maroon coloured sedan failed to remain at the scene of Vickers Street North and Weigand Avenue, police say.

Anyone with information on the death of Hallow is asked to contact the police at 807-684-1251.




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