Delta Olin, 49, killed in auto-pedestrian crash on I-35 ramp and Cesar Chavez in Austin, Texas
Woman killed in auto-pedestrian crash on I-35 ramp and Cesar Chavez identified
The van struck the station wagon, and the van lost control and hopped the curb, striking and killing the victim--identified as 49-year-old Delta Olin--who was sleeping under the I-35 overpass.
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