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Austin Black Obituary, St. Louis, MO Accident Death – Man Dies After Fiery Crash on Northbound I-270

Austin Lee Allen Black, whose death was recorded on Thursday, November 5, 2026, is being remembered following an obituary announcement associated with Kriegshauser Brothers Funeral Service in the St. Louis area.

An online report has linked his passing to a fiery collision on northbound Interstate 270 in south St. Louis County. However, the available public records do not independently establish that Black was one of the victims involved in that particular crash.

What authorities reported about the I-270 collision

The Missouri State Highway Patrol recorded a fatal collision at approximately 3:49 a.m. on November 5 near Tesson Ferry Road on northbound Interstate 270.

According to the reported investigation, the incident involved a Western Star tractor-trailer, a Ram pickup truck and a Peterbilt commercial vehicle. The pickup and Peterbilt had stopped in the roadway following an earlier collision when the approaching tractor-trailer struck the pickup.

The impact pushed the pickup into the Peterbilt. The tractor-trailer driver, a 58-year-old man from Bonne Terre, and the 32-year-old pickup driver from St. Louis both sustained fatal injuries.

Austin Lee Allen Black’s obituary

An obituary listing identifies Austin Lee Allen Black as having passed away on November 5, 2026. Kriegshauser Brothers Funeral Service is listed as caring for his family.

However, the available obituary listing does not establish that Black was either of the two men identified in the highway crash report.

Further confirmation needed

The identity of the two crash victims should not be connected to Black without confirmation from the family, funeral provider or investigating authorities.

Further personal information, memorial arrangements and family tributes should be included only when supported by an authorised announcement.

This report may be updated if reliable information establishes whether Austin Lee Allen Black was involved in the November 5 Interstate 270 collision.

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