Windsor Township, PA (June 15, 2026) – A Red Lion man lost his life following a two-vehicle collision on Cape Horn Road in Windsor Township early Friday morning.
According to the York County Coroner’s Office, the crash occurred at approximately 5:30 a.m. on June 13 near the intersection of Cape Horn Road and Woodridge Drive. Investigators reported that a vehicle driven by Nicholas Greci of Red Lion was traveling south on Cape Horn Road when it was struck by a northbound vehicle.
Greci was transported to York Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 6:30 a.m. Authorities stated that his cause and manner of death remain pending an autopsy scheduled for Monday.
Officials also confirmed that another person involved in the collision was taken to a hospital for treatment. Additional details regarding that individual’s condition were not immediately available.
York County Area Regional Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident. Our deepest condolences go out to the family, friends, and loved ones of Nicholas Greci during this difficult time.
What Information Is Commonly Examined After a Fatal Two-Vehicle Collision?
Fatal crashes require a comprehensive investigation to determine how the collision occurred. Investigators typically review vehicle damage, roadway evidence, witness statements, and the final resting positions of the vehicles to reconstruct the sequence of events.
When vehicles traveling in opposite directions are involved, authorities frequently examine lane usage, visibility conditions, traffic patterns, and any evidence indicating how the vehicles came into contact. Physical evidence from the roadway can provide valuable insight into vehicle movements before impact.
Medical findings may also contribute to the investigation. Autopsy results, injury patterns, and other forensic information can help officials better understand the effects of the collision and assist in documenting the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. These findings are combined with reconstruction evidence to create a complete account of the crash.
