Erie anchor dies at 42
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An Erie, Pennsylvania, anchor has died at 42.
Emily Matson, who has been at sister stations WICU and WSEE for 17 years, died after stepping in front of an oncoming train, according to local sources.
Her death has been tentatively ruled a suicide.
Matson originally produced morning newscasts before becoming an on-air crime reporter. She eventually became co-anchor of the station’s 7 and 11 p.m. newscasts.
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