Brenda Kaye Turpin, 41, killed in pedestrian collision with alleged hit-and-run driver Rachel Elizabeth Bond, 25, on Gillsville Highway/Ga. 323
Modified Date:
Mon, 04/23/2018 - 3:09pmAccident Date:
Saturday, March 25, 2017Gainesville woman arrested in hit-and-run death of Gillsville woman
Based on a witness statement and evidence collected at the scene, the vehicle is believed to be a silver, 2006-10 Dodge Charger, with right front fender damage.
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The family is still trying to raise about $2,000. Donations are being taken at the funeral home. The funeral will be held Friday at Memorial Park Funeral Home in Gainesville.
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Type: Pedestrian Accident
Topics:
Hit and RunPeople Involved:
Brenda Kaye Turpin
Rachel Elizabeth Bond
Roadway:
Gillsville Highway/Ga. 323City:
Gillsville, GACounty:
Banks County, GAArea:
Atlanta, GA
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