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Carey W. Baker, 48, dead and two injured following rear-end collision between two semi-trucks on I-70 in Clay County, Indiana

Modified Date: 
Thu, 03/11/2021 - 11:01pm
Accident Date: 
Wednesday, March 10, 2021

Sevierville truck driver killed in Indiana

Ramos was traveling approximately 60 mph when suddenly, his semi was struck in the rear by another semitractor-trailer.

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Type: Truck Accident
Topics: 
Rear-End Collisions, Road Departure
People Involved: 
Carey W. Baker
Emmanuel Ramos
Ian M. Windom
Roadway: 
I-70
County: 
Clay County, IN
Area: 
Terre Haute, IN

Comments

Submitted by Tara Lynn Mcclure on Wed, 03/17/2021 - 4:54am

My question is the news reports the accident but never follows up on how this accident happens and what the police investigation discovered. I myself would like to know why this happened because the is man Carey Baker was my cousin. He was truly a wonderful man but why did he crash that way is my question? So can we report how ty is accident accured? Because medical reports indicate that there was nothing medically wrong with him and he wasn't under the influence his toxicology screen was clean. So tell me why this happened?  Ian is still healing from all his injuries it's two steps forward one step back but he's a fighter for sure!  Sp report the how this accident accured I'm curious as a family member to know what happened to my cousin Carey? 

Submitted by Dawn on Tue, 03/08/2022 - 6:56pm

I worked with Carey. This is beyond horrific and sad. We all thought the world of him and have felt his loss. I too want to know why and how this happened. There was no way the first truck was going 60mph. That's a lie 

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