Steven Hibbard, Shayla Hibbard, Kaylee Hibbard, James Hibbard, and Alyssa Hibbard, one other killed in head-on crash on U.S. 27 in Nicholasville, Kentucky
Nicholasville police say six people killed in US 27 crash
Police say the driver of a car, which had four passengers, was headed north on US 27, somehow lost control, crossed the median, and hit another car. That car also had five people inside, and was hit head on. Police say one of those cars caught fire.
Family member identifies five victims in fatal US 27 car accident
Steven's mother, Sabra Taylor, says she is setting up a fund for funeral expenses at Central Bank in Nicholasville. She says people will be able to bring donations to Newhope church in Nicholasville.
Update: Fiery crash kills six people on U.S. 27 in Nicholasville
There were five people in each vehicle. Several of the dead were children, Harvey said.
Six people, including three children, were killed and four were injured Thursday night after a station wagon traveling north on U.S. 27 in Nicholasville lost control, crossed the median and hit a van head-on, police said. Police say the driver of a car, which had four passengers, was headed north on US 27, somehow lost control, crossed the median, and hit another car.
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