Jonathan Isaiah Baxter, 23, and Christopher Wayne Baxter, 26, and one person killed in two-vehicle crash at Del Amo Boulevard and S. Avalon Boulevard in Carson, California
Modified Date:
Sat, 11/11/2017 - 8:39amAccident Date:
Sunday, November 5, 2017
3 killed in early morning 2-vehicle collision in Carson
Two people in one of the vehicles were pronounced dead at the scene. A third person from the second vehicle was transported were the victim later died.
2 victims of fatal Carson crash identified as brothers
Jonathan Isaiah Baxter, 23, and Christopher Wayne Baxter, 26, were found dead at the scene of the crash, said Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter. Both men were from Carson.
‘They Were Such Good Guys’: Heartbroken LAPD Officer Remembers 2 Sons Killed in Carson Crash
They were heading back home from basketball practice at the time, and had just dropped off some friends. The brothers may have been stopping to grab pizza when the deadly crash occurred, Baxter said.
Fundraiser To Help LAPD Officer Whose Sons Died In Crash
Information about helping the family with funeral expenses is available at https://www.gofundme.com/officerbaxter.
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Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Jonathan Isaiah Baxter
Christopher Wayne Baxter
City:
Carson, CACounty:
Los Angeles County, CAArea:
Los Angeles, CA
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My heart is heavy. These two
My heart is heavy. These two boys went to the same high school my son went to Verbum Dei. They were great boys. Always at the school. Always playing basketball. Everyone loved them. They will be missed by their Verb family. God has gained two great angels. I will continue to pray for the Verbum Dei family and the Baxter family.
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