Dana Regester, 41, and Pasha Zapolsky, 18, killed, and Ashlee Regester, 15, and Caleb Chadwell, 17, injured in two-vehicle car accident on Old Jacksonville Highway near Tyler, Texas

Modified Date: 
Wed, 06/15/2016 - 9:32am
Accident Date: 
Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Victims identified in fatal Flint-area wreck

Two other children who were passengers in the car were treated and released. They have not been identified at this time.

Witness called 911 minutes before fatal wreck to report driver

“I kept telling them, you know, you guys got to get somebody out here because this guy's, you know, going to hurt somebody,” Vivian said.

A fatal two-vehicle collision on Old Jacksonville Highway about 6:17 p.m. in the Flint area near Tyler have been identified. A truck, driven by Carl Crabtree, 30, of Bullard, crossed into the oncoming lane and crashed head-on with a Chevrolet with six occupants, driven by Dana Regester, 41, of Flint. Dana Regester and Pasha Zapolsky, 18, of Bullard, died in the collision. Ashlee Regester, 15, of Flint, and Caleb Chadwell, 17, of Bullard, were taken to ETMC Tyler. Ashlee Regester was in critical but stable condition. Crabtree was taken to Trinity Mother Frances. His condition is unknown at this time.

What every family needs to know about Texas wrongful death claims

When someone is killed in a car, truck, bicycle, pedestrian, or other kind of accident, family members left behind must cope with the tragedy as best they can. Many important decisions need to be made, and a wrongful death claim needs to be filed.

In Texas, a claim can be filed only by specific family members, but there are strict requirements and deadlines that must be met. It is critical to talk with a wrongful death attorney in Texas to get the information and advice needed to move forward.

Type: Car Accident
Topics: 
Head-on
People Involved: 
Carl Crabtree
Dana Regester
Pasha Zapolsky
Ashlee Regester
Caleb Chadwell
City: 
Tyler, TX

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