Charlie Noxon, the son of 'Orange Is the New Black' creator Jenji Kohan, was killed in a New Year's Eve ski accident, his family confirmed to CNN Wednesday. He was 20.
Charlie Noxon, the son of"Orange Is the New Black" creator Jenji Kohan, was killed in a New Year's Eve ski accident. He was 20. Charlie Noxon, the son of "Orange Is the New Black" creator Jenji Kohan, was killed in a New Year's Eve ski accident, his family confirmed to CNN Wednesday. He was 20.
Noxon, who lived in Los Angeles, was vacationing in Park City, Utah, with his father and two siblings. The accident occurred on an intermediate trail near Canyons Village, the Park City Mountain Resort said in a statement. The Park City Mountain Ski Patrol responded to the scene, the resort said, and Noxon was pronounced dead "after further emergency care and evaluation.""Charlie was brilliant, kind, funny, sensitive and loving," he said.
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