Edmonton soccer community mourns man killed in 5-vehicle crash
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A prominent member of Edmonton's soccer community was one of two victims in Wednesday's fatal crash in Mill Woods.
A prominent member of Edmonton's soccer community was one of two victims in Wednesday's fatal crash in Mill Woods.
Close friends confirmed to CTV News Edmonton that Fiore Manzanillo, 56, was killed in the five-vehicle crash in the city's southside at 50 Street and 34 Avenue.
A 90-year-old woman was also killed in the crash. Police say the woman was driving at a high rate of speed when she ran a red light at 50 Street, slamming into Manzanillo's vehicle.
Friends say Manzanillo, who played as a striker, was known for being a "sparkplug" for the team.
"He was a jokester," said John Contessa. "He always had a smile on his face, just a very fun, fun guy to be around."
Contessa was his team manager and friend for more than 20 years, who described Manzanillo as a great teammate and incredible father.
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