Iowa Auto Collision, front-seat-passenger taken off of life-support
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Steve LombardiJune 07, 2009 9:36 PMTags: Iowa,
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On May 26, 2009 I reported on the InjuryBoard a multi-car collision involving Langstaff and Andrew Brock in which two people died. Today we received word from an interested party, another passenger died. It’s been reported the front seat passenger in the Brock truck was at 5:30 a.m. this morning removed from life support. The person reported the number of fatalities stands at 3. There is no report on the other passengers in the Brock vehicle. At the time we initially reported the other passengers also injured were reported to be Spencer Miller, age 15, David Haifley age 16 and Travis Filben age 19. I can’t be sure they were all in the Chevy truck or some other vehicle.
See the initial article for further details, we will report as more is made available to us.
Multi-car-truck collision in rural Iowa kills two - One vehicle 3 collisions and then catches fire.
May 26, 2009, Des Moines InjuryBoard.com site
There is a lesson for young people to learn about driving and concentrating on your driving. One has to wonder how many young people were in that Chevy truck and what was going on inside the cab that caused the driver to miss the stop sign. We make no assumptions, there could be a very good reason, but the report from the Iowa State Patrol shed no light on the reasons, if any. Like I said, we will report as details are brought to our attention.
The most recent Des Moines Register article shows a picture of the Langstaffs. They look so young and happy as a couple. Although he recently was laid off from his job with the Principal he’d interviewed at Allied Insurance and did very well. They are both Hawkeye fans and posed with their black Labrador Jackson. If ever life seems unfair it has to be for this extended family. This summer would have been their third wedding anniversary. They met after friends fixed them up on a blind date. Both sets of parents were educators.
Indianola couple killed in May 23 car accident were en route to family picnic, June 4, 2009 by Aaron Jaco.
So what is the lesson here, not sure I can come up with one tonight. Enough said.