Driver, who considered Treat Williams a friend, denies wrongdoing and claims charges in crash are unjustified

The driver accused of causing the fatal crash that claimed the life of Treat Williams revealed that he had a personal connection with the actor and considered him a close friend. However, he strongly refuted any wrongdoing on his part and asserted that the charges brought against him are not warranted.

Ryan Koss, the managing creative director of the Dorset Theatre Festival in Vermont, expressed his profound grief over Williams’ tragic passing and extended his heartfelt condolences to the actor’s family. Having known Williams for years as a fellow member of their tightly-knit community and the theater world, Koss emphasized the friendship they shared.

In response to the allegations, Koss, aged 35, from Dorset, released a statement defending his actions. He stated that he firmly believes the investigation will reveal that he adhered to all relevant traffic laws during the incident that occurred on June 12 in Dorset. Koss expressed confidence that the facts would vindicate him, and he categorically denied any grossly negligent operation causing death.

Following the citation issued against him, Koss is scheduled to appear in court in September for formal charging. The Vermont State Police conducted the investigation, which concluded that Koss’ vehicle pulled in front of Williams’ motorcycle, resulting in the tragic accident.

Richard Treat Williams, known for his roles in “Everwood” and “Hair,” among many others, had an extensive career in both television and film, boasting over 120 credits to his name. His untimely passing has left the entertainment industry and his fans in mourning.

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