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A life-long resident of West Virginia left his home there, with his possessions, his wife and his livestock, to settle on a family-owned property across the border in Pennsylvania in retirement. After he arrived in Pennsylvania, his wife became ill, and they went back to the main house, in West Virginia, to spend the night so they could see their West-Virginia based doctor the next day. After visiting the doctor, he got in a car accident near his house in West Virginia while driving back to Pennsylvania and died. Spend a moment thinking about where the resident was domiciled when he died. Then use your clicker to register your answer:A.West VirginiaB.Pennsylvania
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