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Cortland Amazon Van Accident: A 63-Year-Old Man Killed in a Marked Crosswalk If you are reading this, someone you love is gone. A 63-year-old man — a father, a husband, a grandfather, a neighbor — walked into a marked crosswalk at Main Street and Court Street in Cortland on a Tuesday afternoon in April, and an Amazon delivery van making a left turn took his life. Paramedics came. They tried. It was not enough. And now you are sitting at a kitchen table in a house that is too quiet, trying to understand how a person doing something as ordinary as crossing the street in a crosswalk — in daylight, in downtown Cortland, blocks from the county courthouse — can be gone. We need you to hear this first, and hear it clearly: your loved one had the right of way. He was in a marked crosswalk. New York law is unambiguous on this point. The failure to yield rests with the Amazon delivery driver, and the responsibility does not stop with the person behind the wheel — it extends to the company whose name was on the van, whose app was routing the driver, and whose delivery deadlines were…