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Coroner rules on Princeton man’s death

April 26, 2002 By admin

The Scott County Coroner’s office says a man found dead at a Princeton mobile home this week was electrocuted.Police say the victim was 59-year-old James Kimmer of Fulton, Illinois. Deputies and firefighters found his body when they answered a call to the mobile home Wednesday. Kimmer was a private contractor who’d been remodeling a bathroom, and evidence indicates he touched a live 220-volt wire while working on a water heater.

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