The victims have been formally identified as Tiffany Gerred, 34, Aaron Watson, 45, Michael. But he noted that NTE closed managed lanes, like the toll lane the Fort Worth crash took place in, in preparation for this year’s winter storm. On Friday, the Tarrant County medical examiner’s office identified five of the victims as Tiffany Louann Gerred, 34 Christopher Ray Vardy, 49 Aaron Luke Watson, 45 Michael Henry Wells, 47 and. The six people who were tragically killed in a 133-vehicle pileup in Texas have been identified. North Tarrant Express spokesman Robert Hinkle said the information the group could share was “limited” because of ongoing litigation and the NTSB investigation. Records from the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office showed those who died in the crash included 45-year-old Aaron Luke Watson, of Fort Worth 49-year-old Christopher Ray Vardy, of Boyd. Six people were killed in the massive pileup in Fort Worth, police said. The second lawsuit was filed on behalf of three survivors of the pileup. FebruAt a Glance Winter Storm Shirley caused travel chaos across the mid-South into the mid-Atlantic. Keith Hyde, an attorney representing Watson’s family, said he believes “a number of entities failed to exercise proper care and control.” Their lawsuit is one of at least two that have been filed against the operators of the highway or trucking companies involved in the crash.
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That crash prompted signs along the toll lanes to begin displaying warnings about icy conditions. Tamara, Mendoza Querales, 46 Christopher Vardy, 49, of Boyd, Texas Michael Wells, 47, of Justin, Texas William Williams, 54, of Pahoa, Hawaii WFAA is still gathering what we know about the. A driver who was near the Fort Worth pile up that involved more than 100 vehicles caught the massive crash on video, gasping as the shocking scene unfolded. 11: Three hours before the pileup, a crash was reported about 5 miles north. Problems with roads became quickly apparent the morning of Feb. Houston officials sued the state of Texas on Monday to stop a sweeping law aimed at gutting all kinds of local ordinances and sapping the power of the state’s bluer urban areas.
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