T'Aundra Washington, 35, was killed and Johnathan Sullivan was critically injured when a wrong-way collision sent their car off and 100 feet below Interstate 35 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Deadly wrong-way crash sends car over barrier, plummeting 100 feet below I-40
Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers said it was completely dark when a wrong-way driver crashed into 35-year-old T'Aundra Washington and her boyfriend. Their car was launched over the barrier wall at the junction, falling 100 feet below the interstate.
Mother killed after head-on crash sends car over 100-foot bridge
Washington's family has started a GoFundMe to help with funeral expenses, click here to donate.
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