Wayne Knight Subjected To Death Hoax

Wayne Knight Subjected To Death Hoax

Wayne Knight Subjected To Death Hoax

Wayne Knight recently took to Twitter to dismiss rumors that he died in an accident recently. The “Seinfield” actor, who also appeared on “Jurassic Park,” was the subject of a death hoax recently. The death hoax indicated that he figured in a traffic accident along the border of Pennsylvania and New York.

The 58-year-old actor humorously tweeted that some people may be happy to read his tweet while others may be oddly disappointed. He indicated that he was still alive. The tweet referred to the penchant of some people to mix him up with the characters he played on the small and big screens.

The audience may have likely cheered after the character Knight played on “Jurassic Park” became a victim to a Dilophosaurus as he tried to escape.

However, Wayne Knight is more popular due to the character he played on “Seinfeld.” He played the nemesis of Jerry Seinfeld on the show. He also learned that a good number of people do not hold grudges against him due to the characters he plays. He thanked everyone who expressed grief online following the circulation of the death hoax through social media.

Although the Seinfeld star was not involved in the accident, it resulted to the death of a 26-year-old woman. She was driving a Chevrolet Malibu and lost control of the vehicle. The vehicle crossed the path of a tractor-trailer and resulted to the tragic accident. The two other passengers of the car were critically injured and were brought to a hospital in Buffalo, New York. A young boy, who was aged between three to four years, was ejected from the vehicle.

Wayne Knight thanked everyone for the love they showed and did not know that they cared. He added humor to the second tweet by indicating that it appears someone has to die in order to trend.

Posted by on Monday March 17 2014, 4:39 AM EST. Ref: LA Times. Link. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Entertainment, Featured News. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0

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