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Sheldon man dies in single-vehicle crash, investigation ongoing, police say

A fatal crash in Sheldon, Vermont, claimed the life of 21-year-old Jacob King, according to police. Speed was a contributing factor in the incident.

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Vermont State Police say a fatal motor vehicle crash occurred on December 26, 2025, around 8:40 PM on VT Route 78 in Sheldon. The incident involved a 2015 Audi A4 driven by Jacob King, 21, of Sheldon, who was pronounced deceased at the scene.

According to police reports, King lost control of the vehicle, resulting in a collision with a tree. Two passengers, both 21-year-old residents of Highgate—Brennan Pandis and Raven Graves—sustained minor injuries but were treated at the scene and released. Weather conditions were clear, but the road was partially snow-covered at the time of the accident. Police believe speed may have contributed to the crash.

The investigation remains active, and authorities are urging any witnesses to come forward. The case is still developing, and no charges have been filed against any individuals at this time. Further legal steps, including potential court proceedings, will be determined as the investigation continues.

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