In July 1975, newspapers on both sides of the
Atlantic reported the death of 17-year-old Erskine
Lawrence Ebbin, a young man who had been
struck by a taxi while driving a moped in
Hamilton, Bermuda. While unfortunate, his death
wasn’t terribly notable—except for the fact that
the previous year his brother was killed at the
same intersection. And he, too, happened to be
driving a moped—the same moped.
But mopeds are dangerous vehicles, right? And
this was otherwise a terrible coincidence, right?
Wrong. That’s not even the half of it. It turns out
that it was the same taxi, with the same driver—
and carrying the same passenger—that killed his
brother Neville the previous year. www.twortw.com/2010/10/13/rare-coincidences-are-very-common-on-the-road/

coincidental coincidence

Damn