Ethan Lilleberg killed and three injured in crash with semi truck at Highway 29 and Highway 97 in Molino, Florida
Highway 29, Highway 97 Crash Claims One Life
A 19-year old Molino man was driving a Ford F150 northbound on Highway 29 when he attempted to turn onto Highway 97. He “failed to maintain awareness of southbound traffic” and turned into the path of the semi driven by a 30-year old Pensacola man, troopers said.
Air Force Identifies Airman Killed In Highway 29, Highway 97 Molino Wreck
Cannon (New Mexico) Air Force Base Airman 1st Class Ethan Lilleberg, an Air Traffic Controller apprentice of the 27th Special Operations Support Squadron passed away following the crash, according to the 27th Special Operations Wing Public Affairs Office.
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