Two Women Killed in Fatal Crash near Fort Worth

Somervell County, TX (7/31/2021) – Two women were killed over the weekend following a crash in southwest Fort Worth. 

The accident happened around 3:30 p.m. on Highway 67 when a head-on collision occurred. A Fiat 500 driven by 56-year-old Linda White was headed west when she crossed the center stripe and traveled into the eastbound lane. 

The Fiat then struck a Jeep Liberty driven by 23-year-old Heaven Anita. 

Passengers in the Fiat were killed as a result of the wreck. They were identified as Sarah C. Hale, 41 and Kimberly A. Robbins, 35.

White also died in the crash. 

Anita was sent to a Fort Worth hospital for her injuries.

Crash investigators will review all factors that may have led up to the accident and police reports will be made available in fourteen days.

Head-On Collision Lawyers

Head-on collisions are more severe than minor fender benders or other types of car accidents. The injuries that result from head-on collisions are often serious and require immediate medical attention. The most common head-on accident injuries include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, whiplash, and many more. For the case above, a head-on crash led to the death of two drivers due to the extent of injuries suffered in the crash.

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Source: KSLA