Michael Swett, 51, died in a single-vehicle rollover crash down a 200-foot embankment off of U.S. Highway 12 in Yakima County, Washington
Missouri man dies after vehicle rolls 200 feet down off Highway 12 east of White Pass
Michael R. Swett, 51, of Sikeston, Missouri, was killed in the single-vehicle crash just before 7 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Washington State Patrol. He was eastbound near milepost 154, which is 46 miles west of Naches, when his 1997 Chevy Tahoe struck a snowbank and continued over the embankment approximately 200 feet.
Driver dead after car goes off 200-foot cliff near White Pass
Washington State Patrol confirmed one person died after a crash that sent a car off the side of a cliff on March 12.
Washington State Patrol names Missouri man as victim of Yakima County fatal crash
The 51-years-old man's vehicle then fell at least 200 feet down the embankment, with reports suggesting at least one person was thrown from the vehicle.
What you need to know after a serious Yakima County car accident
When someone has been seriously injured in a car crash in Yakima County, they must deal with medical bills and lost wages.
After a serious car collision, it is crucial to quickly get the information needed to make good decisions. Getting appropriate medical treatment is just one aspect of recovering. Getting help in handling the personal injury insurance claim that will begin financial recovery is another.
If the injuries are serious, it is best to contact an experienced Yakima County injury lawyer for a free, no-obligation consultation. Serious injury accident claims are hard to handle without the help of a good lawyer who understands the process. Learn more about the help you can get from an experienced Yakima County car accident attorney.
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