Wellington County OPP have now identified the driver of a pickup truck found deceased in his vehicle west of Guelph on Tuesday, Dec. 23.
Police say the body of 47-year-old David Frank Douglas Watters, of Kitchener, was found by investigators in a truck well off the road at the intersection of Woolwich Guelph Townline and Lerch Road.
The truck was originally spotted by a passerby, reportedly lodged in a wooded area.
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Police then found the body inside the severely damaged Ford pickup.
A police investigation continues.
Wellington County OPP are asking anyone that may have witnessed the collision to please call 1-888-310-1122.
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