Gerald Reagin, 79, of Cory, was declared dead at the scene.
A Clay County man died after be entrapped in a grain bin.
The Cory Volunteer Fire Department was first to arrive Monday evening at 6600 West County Road 350 South. Firefighters cut holes in the bin to allow the grain to run out but it wasn't in time to save the man inside.Gerald Reagin, 79, of Cory, was declared dead at the scene.
An autopsy to determine the official cause of death will take place Wednesday.
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