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Frankie Muniz Rushed to Hospital After Crash at Daytona Speedway

Frankie Muniz was involved in a car accident.

Frankie Muniz Rushed to Hospital After Crash at Daytona Speedway
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Just Jared reports that Frankie Muniz was rushed to the hospital after a crash during practice laps at Daytona Speedway. The forty-year-old actor, widely recognized from his years on Malcolm in the Middle, was preparing for a race when the accident occurred. Details on his condition remain limited at this hour.

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Source: Just Jared, “Frankie Muniz Rushed to Hospital After Crash at Daytona Speedway”. Read the original →

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