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Former John Hardin wrestler killed on I-65

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Louisville police say Murphy was struck by black Mercedes while walking on roadway

By Marty Finley
Saturday, August 25, 2012 at 3:59 pm (Updated: August 25, 9:37 pm)

A University of Louisville student and former standout wrestler for John Hardin High School was struck and killed by a vehicle Saturday morning in Louisville.

Jordan Murphy, 20, a 2010 John Hardin High School graduate, died from multiple blunt-force injuries, according to Jefferson County Deputy Coroner Cindy Theone.


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