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Authorities are releasing new details on the crash that killed a baby boy in Winnebago County when a semi-tractor-trailer crashed into a home late last month.According to the crash report released Wednesday by the Winnebago County Sheriff s Office, the semi was traveling southbound on I-41 on July 25 when the driver fainted due to a medical condition and traveled west into the ditch. The semi then went through the safety fence and onto Green Valley Road. The semi crossed the road and crashed into the home, killing a baby inside the house. Winnebago County Sheriff s Office Diagram from a crash report about a semi that crashed into a home, killing a baby. The semi-tractor-trailer driver is identified as a 63-year-old man from Little Chute. He sustained minor injuries in the crash. The baby boy was eight months old. As a matter of routine investigative procedures, the sheriff s office said a leg
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