In: Frederick Rice, 58, killed in pedestrian collision involving hit-and-run vehicles at 23rd Avenue and Olive Street in Pine Bluff, Arkansas
2 years 1 week ago
We have spoke with some one with victims right. Ilive in Minnesota so getting update for me is hard . My family or his son is not checking up on this. How can I find out what is going on with the investigation of the 2 who left the scene.
In: Jenna Wesley, 13, and Leslie Wesley, 47, killed, and two people injured in car accident with semi truck on Peters Road in Casa Grande, Arizona
2 years 1 week ago
We were great friends in middle school at cactus middle school. I had math class & english. Me & my best friend at the time Hailey, we became really good friends with Jenna. She was always laughing & trying to make everyone laugh & smile even when she would get in trouble for talking in class. Jenna was a beautiful young soul that shouldn’t have been taken away so early in her life, she had her whole life ahead her. Love you Jenna you’ll never be forgotten.
In: Danielle Pfaff, 17, Zoe Rhymer, 16, killed, one other person injured, transported to hospital, after their car leaves the I-55 southbound roadway near Festus, crashes into a tree and overturns.
2 years 2 weeks ago
Zoe I miss you so much. I'm thinking of you all the time my beautifal sister
In: Alyssa Hartfield Wright, 28, killed and Michael Wright, 30, injured in collision with disabled semi truck on Interstate 85 in Oconee County, South Carolina
2 years 2 weeks ago
the family is doing well dont worry. there still heart broken, but they are doing well
In: Xiu Rong Yong, 51, killed and several people injured in single-vehicle crash on Wantagh State Parkway in Hempstead, New York
2 years 2 weeks ago
The state used to put a guard rail around every major pole. I was very surprised when they installed this huge pole and put no guard rail around it - did the liability rules change? Every month someone hits a tree and dies on Long Island parkways because there is no guard rail to deflect the car; instead the tree stops the car hard, crushing it and killing the occupants (or trapping the occupants while they burn alive). The state doesn't care about fatal tree accidents because somehow they are not liable because they didn't put the tree next to the parkway (even though they put a parkway next to the tree - is there a difference? How are they not obliged to put a barrier in front of a deadly hazard?) But the state deliberately put that lethal pole there, stronger even than trees, and closer to the road than the trees. Now someone went off the road, crashed into the pole that the state put there, and died. If she had died crashing into a tree, her family would get nothing. But she died crashing into an unprotected pole, so I think they can collect big damages. I think the state CAN be held liable for its failure to protect, at least THIS time.
In: Motorcyclist killed in collision with vehicle at Commerce Drive and Crossroads Boulevard in Saratoga Springs, Utah
2 years 2 weeks ago
Dear Ted, Thank you so much for providing this information. We will watch for further updates to this story and will publish them as they become available. The Accident Data Center team
In: Motorcyclist killed in collision with vehicle at Commerce Drive and Crossroads Boulevard in Saratoga Springs, Utah
2 years 2 weeks ago
Re: Saratoga Springs Motorcycle Accident 3/20/18 was in fact a high speed chase
Hello. Just so you know the police did not disclose to you the full story. The motorcyclist killed was being Chased by cops. I live in Saratoga Springs. My wife witnessed the Motorcyclist evading or fleeing several police cars on Redwood road and Commercial Drive. The motorcyclist rode right past her then flipped around heading south on Redwood then turned left onto Crossroads Blvd heading East. That is when he ran into the White SUV.
At around 8:50 - 8:55 pm I, along with a big crowd of neighbors who had stopped to gawk and rubber neck, personally saw the aftermath of the cops and first responders taking alternating turns working on the guy doing CPR. They did that for 20 plus minutes till they “called it” at around 9:25 pm ish. I watched life flight land and everything.
The thing that troubles me is that the all the news outlets are reporting this as if it was just another fatal motorcycle accident because that is what one sided story the police are telling them.
You news people need to inform the public with correct facts about the story. The guy was in trouble for something and was running away for a big reason. He did not want to go to jail.
Please will you return to the police and investigate Further for the truth and do an updated cover story.
In: Norma Hoffman, 79, killed, Irwin Hoffman, 83, and Demario Evans, 35, injured, and driver Rachel Veronica Hauser, 28, charged in hit-and-run collision on U.S. 41 in Sarasota, Florida
2 years 3 weeks ago
She also tampered with evidence and tried to peel off bumper stickers that would indentify her .
In: Norma Hoffman, 79, killed, Irwin Hoffman, 83, and Demario Evans, 35, injured, and driver Rachel Veronica Hauser, 28, charged in hit-and-run collision on U.S. 41 in Sarasota, Florida
2 years 3 weeks ago
This woman, racheal . Was reckless and killed a poor woman and then fled the scene .
In: Malachi A. Jackson, 38, killed in head-on collision with commercial truck on State Road 128 near Jal, New Mexico
2 years 3 weeks ago
This is such a tragic accident, and I still cant believe he is gone. I keep replaying that night in my head. Thinking maybe if i had just stayed on the phone with him a little longer he might still be here.
I was talking to him while he was in town and even after all the bs from the search and seize he still pushed thru(as he always found a way to smile thru any situation). He was gonna text me to let me know he made it back safely, that text I will never receive. A great man/father gone way to soon all because of some search and seize bs. He is gonna be missed like crazy.
In: Driver Sarah Agosta, 80, and pedestrian Eric Small, 71, killed when vehicle crashes into Publix at Lake Ida and Jog in West Palm Beach County, Florida
2 years 3 weeks ago
when are we going to get all of these elderly drivers off of the road down here? they are all accidents waiting to happen...I'm a senior and I see nothing wrong with testing people after a certain age...it's a privelage and not a right to drive
In: Malachi A. Jackson, 38, killed in head-on collision with commercial truck on State Road 128 near Jal, New Mexico
2 years 3 weeks ago
i worked with Malachi since Dec on this rig. He was an honorable man. I actually went to the site of the collision this morning it’s anout 15 miles from the rig to pay my respects and have a moment of pray for his family. It didn’t matter who you were or where you were from he made you feel welcome. We shared some good times out here on this rig and he is and will be missed by many. If there is anything I can do or questions I can help answer please don’t not hesitate to call me. 210-608-1793. May God watch over you all and help bring comfort and peace to all of us that were affected by this horrible tragedy.
In: Malachi A. Jackson, 38, killed in head-on collision with commercial truck on State Road 128 near Jal, New Mexico
2 years 3 weeks ago
I work for the same company. I lost my best friend and my brother. We talked about him having to leave to dispose of the ammo. I told him to standfast. Nobody from either companies have called my mom or me. The greatest father, brother, and friend is gone. I tried to get the numbers for the guys on location. I still have no info. Anyone who had the pleasure of meeting my brother or me know we practice love for everyone. I lost a piece of my soul. We woke each other up every morning and talked throughout the day. Everyday. My mentor. Now my niece and my kids and my family won't get to see the amazing person God blessed us with. Malachi Jackson I know you will guide me and my family and friends will guide our family through this. He has been by my side since I was born. My bestfriend, brother, and hero. I love you brother.
In: Malachi A. Jackson, 38, killed in head-on collision with commercial truck on State Road 128 near Jal, New Mexico
2 years 3 weeks ago
I totally agree Jenn.
Fantastic Father,Son,Brother,Friend but most importantly an Honorable Man of God!
I pray for Truth and accountability for whoever is responsible for Malachi Jackson's death.
This is such a horrible loss.
Prayers for JJ and his daughter as well as All of us who knew, loved and admired hm!
RIP Malachi and hug Kyle for me!
I love you you were like a son to us!
In: Malachi A. Jackson, 38, killed in head-on collision with commercial truck on State Road 128 near Jal, New Mexico
2 years 3 weeks ago
Thank you for letting us know what happen. This is Jenn... the one he was always on the phone with. He had to have been over worked and falling asleep for this to have happened. Why didn't they just have him throw it away! WTF... I can't understand. And now this wonderful man is gone. I'm just at a loss.
In: Malachi A. Jackson, 38, killed in head-on collision with commercial truck on State Road 128 near Jal, New Mexico
2 years 3 weeks ago
The gentleman killed, Malachi Jackson; was a good friend and co-worker of mine and I'd like to say a few things about him as a devoted Son, Father, brother and friend to many... After working 15+hours a day, everyday, he was forced to leave location under the threat of being run-off and replaced over having a few shells of ammunition in his vehicle! Now I'm not going to comment on the Oil/gas operator that initiated the threat but the fact that we work such grueling hours everyday just goes to show how tired a person is after working like this for months on end with no time off. The fact is most of us in this industry CANNOT AFFORD to take time off due to the losers in the past that filed the "overtime lawsuit" so now we are all hourly workers. THOSE f-tards are the real blame for this man's death! In the end, he wasn't drinking, he wasn't drugging; he was told to leave location because of a few rounds of ammunition and instead of just warning him of the ammo in his vehicle and making him throw it away, the safety man instructed him to remove the ammo from location and this particular individual and oil/gas operator should be held accountable for his death! Look what you idiots cost us! Over some stupid ammo? Are you f**king serious!? You know who you are and you should be ashamed of yourselves and I would HATE to be in your shoes b/c I'd feel completely responsible FOR THE REMAINDER OF MY LIFE!
We have spoke with some one with victims right. Ilive in Minnesota so getting update for me is hard . My family or his son is not checking up on this. How can I find out what is going on with the investigation of the 2 who left the scene.
We were great friends in middle school at cactus middle school. I had math class & english. Me & my best friend at the time Hailey, we became really good friends with Jenna. She was always laughing & trying to make everyone laugh & smile even when she would get in trouble for talking in class. Jenna was a beautiful young soul that shouldn’t have been taken away so early in her life, she had her whole life ahead her. Love you Jenna you’ll never be forgotten.
SO SORRY FOR THE LOST IN THE ADAMOUSKY FAMILY
OUR PRAYER FOR YOUR FAMILY
the family is doing well dont worry. there still heart broken, but they are doing well
The state used to put a guard rail around every major pole. I was very surprised when they installed this huge pole and put no guard rail around it - did the liability rules change? Every month someone hits a tree and dies on Long Island parkways because there is no guard rail to deflect the car; instead the tree stops the car hard, crushing it and killing the occupants (or trapping the occupants while they burn alive). The state doesn't care about fatal tree accidents because somehow they are not liable because they didn't put the tree next to the parkway (even though they put a parkway next to the tree - is there a difference? How are they not obliged to put a barrier in front of a deadly hazard?) But the state deliberately put that lethal pole there, stronger even than trees, and closer to the road than the trees. Now someone went off the road, crashed into the pole that the state put there, and died. If she had died crashing into a tree, her family would get nothing. But she died crashing into an unprotected pole, so I think they can collect big damages. I think the state CAN be held liable for its failure to protect, at least THIS time.
Dear Ted, Thank you so much for providing this information. We will watch for further updates to this story and will publish them as they become available. The Accident Data Center team
Re: Saratoga Springs Motorcycle Accident 3/20/18 was in fact a high speed chase
Hello. Just so you know the police did not disclose to you the full story. The motorcyclist killed was being Chased by cops. I live in Saratoga Springs. My wife witnessed the Motorcyclist evading or fleeing several police cars on Redwood road and Commercial Drive. The motorcyclist rode right past her then flipped around heading south on Redwood then turned left onto Crossroads Blvd heading East. That is when he ran into the White SUV.
At around 8:50 - 8:55 pm I, along with a big crowd of neighbors who had stopped to gawk and rubber neck, personally saw the aftermath of the cops and first responders taking alternating turns working on the guy doing CPR. They did that for 20 plus minutes till they “called it” at around 9:25 pm ish. I watched life flight land and everything.
The thing that troubles me is that the all the news outlets are reporting this as if it was just another fatal motorcycle accident because that is what one sided story the police are telling them.
You news people need to inform the public with correct facts about the story. The guy was in trouble for something and was running away for a big reason. He did not want to go to jail.
Please will you return to the police and investigate Further for the truth and do an updated cover story.
Feel free to reach out to me.
Thanks
Ted Turcsanski
801-859-5296
He has a character defect, and it can't be cured.
She also tampered with evidence and tried to peel off bumper stickers that would indentify her .
This woman, racheal . Was reckless and killed a poor woman and then fled the scene .
when are we going to get all of these elderly drivers off of the road down here? they are all accidents waiting to happen...I'm a senior and I see nothing wrong with testing people after a certain age...it's a privelage and not a right to drive
i worked with Malachi since Dec on this rig. He was an honorable man. I actually went to the site of the collision this morning it’s anout 15 miles from the rig to pay my respects and have a moment of pray for his family. It didn’t matter who you were or where you were from he made you feel welcome. We shared some good times out here on this rig and he is and will be missed by many. If there is anything I can do or questions I can help answer please don’t not hesitate to call me. 210-608-1793. May God watch over you all and help bring comfort and peace to all of us that were affected by this horrible tragedy.
Thank you for letting us know what happen. This is Jenn... the one he was always on the phone with. He had to have been over worked and falling asleep for this to have happened. Why didn't they just have him throw it away! WTF... I can't understand. And now this wonderful man is gone. I'm just at a loss.
The gentleman killed, Malachi Jackson; was a good friend and co-worker of mine and I'd like to say a few things about him as a devoted Son, Father, brother and friend to many... After working 15+hours a day, everyday, he was forced to leave location under the threat of being run-off and replaced over having a few shells of ammunition in his vehicle! Now I'm not going to comment on the Oil/gas operator that initiated the threat but the fact that we work such grueling hours everyday just goes to show how tired a person is after working like this for months on end with no time off. The fact is most of us in this industry CANNOT AFFORD to take time off due to the losers in the past that filed the "overtime lawsuit" so now we are all hourly workers. THOSE f-tards are the real blame for this man's death! In the end, he wasn't drinking, he wasn't drugging; he was told to leave location because of a few rounds of ammunition and instead of just warning him of the ammo in his vehicle and making him throw it away, the safety man instructed him to remove the ammo from location and this particular individual and oil/gas operator should be held accountable for his death! Look what you idiots cost us! Over some stupid ammo? Are you f**king serious!? You know who you are and you should be ashamed of yourselves and I would HATE to be in your shoes b/c I'd feel completely responsible FOR THE REMAINDER OF MY LIFE!