Nevada man reported missing, endangered dies in Utah crash
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SALT LAKE CITY — Authorities say a Nevada man reported missing and endangered has died in Utah in a car accident.
Utah Highway Patrol officials say 62-year-old Lief Johansson died at the scene of Saturday’s crash several miles north of Paragonah.
They say the car he was driving stopped in the middle of a lane on Interstate 15 and a semitrailer slammed into it.
State troopers are still investigating why Johansson stopped on the freeway.
Authorities say he was listed as a missing and endangered person with health issues and dementia.
Johansson was living in Henderson, Nevada.
