Two people including one teenager killed in wrong-way crash on Interstate 65 in Nashville

19-year-old Corban Sheridan of Franklin and 36-year-old Kelly Tolliver of Brentwood died at the scene of the crash early Sunday morning on Interstate 65.

Following a wrong-way collision on Interstate 65 early on Sunday morning, two people, including one adolescent, lost their life, according to authorities in Nashville.

On Sunday, May 28, just after one in the morning, a collision was reported in the southbound lanes of I-65 between Harding Place and Old Hickory Boulevard.

Corban Sheridan, 19, of Franklin was operating a 2016 Toyota Corolla when it struck a 2017 Audi Q7 head-on while traveling north in the southbound lanes, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department.

Authorities reported that Sheridan and the Audi’s driver, Kelly Tolliver, 36, of Brentwood, both passed away at the site.

Police claimed that they still don’t know how or why Sheridan entered I-65 in the wrong direction.

Toxicology testing will be carried out by authorities to determine whether drugs or alcohol played a role in the collision.