Milo Corll, 35, Found Dead Days After Tragic Motorcycle Crash on I-79 Ramp in Cranberry Township

 Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that left a 35-year-old Cranberry Township man dead after his body and wrecked bike were discovered off an Interstate 79 ramp two days after the incident.

Pennsylvania State Police and the Butler County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as Milo Corll, who was riding a Harley-Davidson on the northbound entrance ramp from Route 228 to I-79 around 2 a.m. Tuesday when the crash occurred. Investigators say he lost control of the motorcycle while navigating the ramp and left the roadway.

According to officials, the motorcycle continued after the impact and came to rest separately on the ramp, while Corll was thrown from the bike into a wooded area filled with dense brush and saplings near mile marker 78. Authorities confirmed that he was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash and suffered fatal injuries at the scene.

The crash went undiscovered for an extended period and was not located until approximately 9:30 a.m. Thursday, when law enforcement officers found Corll and the damaged motorcycle off the roadway. Investigators later reviewed surveillance footage from a nearby business to help determine the timing and sequence of events leading up to the crash.

State police have not indicated that any other vehicles were involved, and early findings suggest the crash was a single-vehicle incident. However, officials say the investigation remains ongoing as they work to fully reconstruct what happened in the early morning hours on the ramp.

The discovery of the crash two days later has raised questions about visibility and timing in the area, particularly during overnight hours when traffic is lighter and incidents can go unnoticed for longer periods. Authorities have not released additional contributing factors such as road conditions, speed, or possible mechanical issues.

Corll’s death has been felt by members of the Cranberry Township community, where friends and relatives are mourning the sudden loss of a local resident described as part of the close-knit Western Pennsylvania area. Tributes have begun appearing on social media as word of the crash spread following official confirmation from the coroner’s office.

Officials continue to urge motorists to exercise caution on highway ramps, especially during nighttime travel, and to remain aware of changing road conditions. Pennsylvania State Police said additional updates will be released if new details emerge as the investigation continues into the circumstances surrounding the fatal motorcycle crash on I-79.