All four people in the vehicle were pronounced dead at the scene.
All four occupants of the vehicle were pronounced dead at the scene, the newspaper reported.
Their names have not been released pending formal identification by the state medical examiner’s office and notification of family members, according toAccording to the police department’s news release, the Iowa State Patrol has been contacted and will assist in the investigation.“This is a tragic event that will deeply affect our entire community,” Marshalltown police said in a
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