A Canadian hunter has been released on bail following a fatal crash in Saskatchewan that killed his mother and two daughters. Kelly Knopf, the accused, is under investigation for the October 2 incident. His lawyer confirmed he has a broken pelvis and will return to South Carolina for medical treatment.
The crash occurred in Saskatchewan, Canada, involving a vehicle driven by Knopf. Authorities have not yet disclosed the exact circumstances of the collision. Knopf is expected to return to South Carolina, where he resides, for further treatment.
This incident marks the second fatal crash involving Knopf this year. In June, he was involved in a collision in South Carolina that resulted in the death of a woman. Both incidents are under investigation. The Saskatchewan police have not yet released details on whether charges will be laid against Knopf.
