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St. Louis County

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Creve Coeur

Missouri

Pearlman & Associates is a leading mental health therapy practice in St. Louis, Missouri, committed to helping children, teens, adults, couples,...

A 49-year-old St. Louis man was killed when the car he was driving hit a traffic light pole on Highway 141 at Conway Road in Chesterfield Saturday, about 12:30 p.m. Missouri State Highway Patrol identified the victim Sunday as Bryan A. Kraus. He was driving a black 2003 Chrysler Concord. Kraus, alone in the car, was pronounced dead at the scene after his car struck a light pole head-on while northbound on Highway 141, just blocks from Interstate 40/64, police said. Flying debris from Kraus' car struck two other cars—a Chevy Tahoe and Mercury Mariner—at the intersection but no one else was injured, police said. The roads were closed until about 5 p.m. while the intersection was cleared. One Chesterfield witness said it looked like a car "had exploded" in the intersection, when he came upon the scene sometime after, but police were still there. Police appeared to be puncturing inflated air bags that had separated from the wreck. No word yet on what led up to the crash. Police said Kraus was wearing a seatbelt. His body was taken to the St. Louis County Morgue by the medical examiner, police said.   Town and Country Patch Editor Gabrielle Biondo contributed to this and provided photos.

A 49-year-old St. Louis man was killed when the car he was driving hit a traffic light pole on Highway 141 at Conway Road in Chesterfield Saturday, about 12:30 p.m.

Missouri State Highway Patrol identified the victim Sunday as Bryan A. Kraus. He was driving a black 2003 Chrysler Concord. Kraus, alone in the car, was pronounced dead at the scene after his car struck a light pole head-on while northbound on Highway 141, just blocks from Interstate 40/64, police said.

Flying debris from Kraus' car struck two other cars—a Chevy Tahoe and Mercury Mariner—at the intersection but no one else was injured, police said. The roads were closed until about 5 p.m. while the intersection was cleared.

One Chesterfield witness said it looked like a car "had exploded" in the intersection, when he came upon the scene sometime after, but police were still there. Police appeared to be puncturing inflated air bags that had separated from the wreck. No word yet on what led up to the crash. Police said Kraus was wearing a seatbelt.

His body was taken to the St. Louis County Morgue by the medical examiner, police said.

Town and Country Patch Editor Gabrielle Biondo contributed to this and provided photos.

Chesterfield

Chrysler Concord meets pole at Conway Road and Highway 141.