| Re: 35.III.22 |
Subject: Re: 35.III.22 by GRIS on 2022/3/25 13:29:06 CLEAR, CALM, AND COLD IN THE NATIONS THIS MORNING, 32 ON THE FRONT PORCH. 64 AND BREEZY LATER THEY SAY. HERE'S THE REPORT ON THE TISHOMINGO WRECK: The Tishomingo Police Department requested the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Traffic Homicide Unit (THU) investigate the collision. Members documented the scene with ground and aerial photos, and interviews were conducted. THU worked closely with the Oklahoma Medical Examiner Investigators to identify victims and conduct next of kin notifications. The vehicles were stored indoors, and both vehicles' post-vehicle collision inspections were conducted. An event data recorder was removed, with consent, from the Chevrolet Spark. The data was imaged with a software program, and a report was produced. The data from the event data recorder was consistent with witness statements. Witnesses reported the Chevrolet stopped behind another vehicle at the stop sign but did not itself stop at the stop sign, and entered US-377 attempting a left turn. The combination vehicle struck the front-left of the Chevrolet in the southbound lane, pushing it off the roadway to the southwest. The combination vehicle then departed the roadway and came to rest in a private driveway on the east side of US-377. As a result of the crash, all six occupants in the Chevrolet were killed; the truck driver was uninjured. TIME TO RUN THE DOG--- |
