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Hunter Montgomery Case
Eddie Montgomery’s son died over the weekend at University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital after an unknown accident. Taken to the hospital last week, Hunter Montgomery was on life support before passing. The fans of the popular country singer are shocked and the outpouring of support has to be of some comfort for the family. According to the Lexington Herald-Leader on Tuesday, the investigators are waiting for toxicology test results to determine the cause of death.
The Montgomery family has been silent in discussing the accident that put the young man in the hospital. Hunter Montgomery was only 19 years old and a father of a newborn. Expected to marry his sweetheart, the couple had gotten engaged and fans know there was happiness in the relationship.

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