Ryan Travis, 16, was killed, Alexis Moore, 15, and Evan Crawford, 15, were ejected and injured in a crash on KY 129 in Graves County, Kentucky
Modified Date:
Mon, 06/24/2024 - 1:52pmAccident Date:
Sunday, December 1, 2013Truck Crash Claims Graves County Teen
According to deputies, a truck driven by 16-year-old Ryan Travis of Water Valley was traveling north on KY 129. Travis told deputies he looked off the road for a brief instance and when he looked back he realized he was in the wrong lane. He attempted to change lanes quickly but lost control of the truck and ran off the west side of the road. The truck overturned twice, coming to rest on its wheels.
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What you need to know after a serious Graves County car accident
When someone has been seriously injured in a car crash in Graves County, they must deal with medical bills and lost wages.
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Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Ryan Travis
Alexis Moore
Evan Crawford
Roadway:
KY 129County:
Graves County, KY