032313 MVA QUAD FATAL SH105 E_1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2025
- Just after 5:30 a.m. this morning Kevin Golden, 40, a resident of Roman Forest was heading eastbound on SH 105 just past Old 105. It was raining heavy at the time. As he came down the overpass his truck went into the westbound lanes and into the path of a family of four,
Jennifer Clouse, 27, of Cleveland was driving the families 2000 Volkswagen Jetta taking her husband Nathan to work in Conroe. Riding in the back seat with them was their son Jorden, age 6 and their daughter Bailey, age 8.
The Jetta slammed into the passenger door of the 2003 Dodge Ram pickup flipping it upside down, The engine was thrown from the truck.
Another driver who was westbound on 105 did not see the engine in the rain and the dark and slammed into it driving the engine further down the road. His vehicle was heavily damaged but he was not injured. Another vehicle then slammed into one of the wheels that had broken off the pickup. Seconds later another, what was described as a Dodge pickup slammed into the engine. That driver got out of the vehicle, inspected the damage on his truck and without regard to the people involved in the crash , got in his vehicle and left the scene.
When MCHD arrived on the scene the entire Clouse family in the vehicle were deceased. Golden who was trapped was cut out by Cut and Shoot and Splendora Firefighters. Due to weather conditions a Medical Helicopter was unavailable and Golden was transported in critical condition to Hermann Hospital in Houston.
SH 105 was closed until almost 1 p.m. for the investigation of the crash. Montgomery County Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace James Metts said in his ten years of service to East Montgomery County, this was by far the worst he had seen and the most fatalities in a single event. Judge Metts ordered McNutt Funeral Directors to transport the victims to the Montgomery County Forensic Center.
As DPS Troopers from Montgomery County investigated the crash scene with the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office Vehicular Crimes Unit. A Houston DPS Trooper along with Assistant District Attorney Waren Diepraam were at Hermann Hospital to interview Golden.
DPS does not believe alcohol was a factor in this crash but the weather did play a part.
During the initial stages of the crash many vehicles went around the scene and continued on. DPS would like to talk to any of those drivers who may have seen something.
That car did more damage to the truck than I would have thought possible... speed HAD to be a factor. Absolutely tragic. This channel keeps me driving safely every day.
The one being broadsided generally sustains the most damage and fatalities. Size and height tilted the scale here.
davejase ...lots of damage but dodge is one of the easiest trucks to yank s motor/trans/radiator/diff...etc from.that Jetta slammed into that bitch going full speed and it flipped at least 1 1/2 times. Bent treat wheel shows that.
RIP to the Clouse family, together in life, together in heaven.
According to the cop the truck went left of center and side swiped the truck
Sorry...I meant the truck side swiped the car.
@@carolboyce6055, that not an accurate description. The car broadsided the truck.
This is my wifes ex boyfriends family. She told me about this incident as they were right down the road themselves, when this happened. So sad to see it. Hwy 105 is a dangerous road. This stretch coming out of Cleveland Tx. into Old Security, Tx is particularly dangerous. I've been driving up and down it my whole life. This is one of those places that gives me an anxious feeling, everytime I'm on that stretch of road. I pray for this family and their loved ones.
Rest In Peace my thoughts and prayers are still with this family, I’m just watching this video almost 10 years later. This is so horrible to see. What ever came out of this, was the guy drunk,was he sleep deprived or was it just road conditions.
So very tragic. God give comfort and love to the family and friends. They went together.
What a horrific tragedy. A whole young family gone in just a blink of an eye. I can only imagine what the man in the truck is feeling in his heart and now he has to live with it for the rest of his life. Condolesences to everyone and their families effected by this tragedy. God bless them in gods name. Amen.
Terrible. A whole family. I can only imagine the pain for the parents of that couple/the grandparents of those little guys in back. O.M.G. Just awful. May the Lord give them a place of joy.
Bill Taylor Looks like the lord had the day off.
I just hope they found the SOB who was more concerned about any damage to his vehicle than those involved in the crash.
@@TheBeingReal The Lord (note capital L) never takes a day off. This is an imperfect world; that's why we need the saving love of God. God weeps too.
These accident videos should be shown in every HS to new drivers. May save lives.
I live off 105. Near Conroe. It has to be one of the most dangerous road in the country. Every time I drive it I watch the oncoming vehicles like a hawk.
It seems like a curving road right there. Some rain. Poor tires. Some speed. It could have been any of us in this truck's path or one like it somewhere
This happened quite a while ago does anyone know what happened to the driver of the pickup
I drive 105 from Beaumont to Montgomery, (coming from Louisiana), to avoid the Interstate. I have been told its one of the most dangerous roads. My head lights stay on while I'm driving and I hope the oncoming traffic will be able to see my vehicle. Such a beautiful scenic road but so many accidents. Sad!
Why so dangerous?
I cannot believe what that Jetta did to that truck. Jesus. As a mother, I'd honestly rather die along my son than live with the pain of living without him. While it's terrible to lose a family like this for their relatives, at least the kids don't have to deal with the pain of growing up without parents and vise versa.
+venerated So the kids are better-off dead... that's such a dumb thing to say.
Jesus is a fucken pervert, he fucks a angels between wings in puffy fucken heaven, there is no need to mention this fuckup. Worst then him is only paedophile mohamed
Yeah but the husband is left to grieve the loss of his whole family in one moment of time.
daniel mlynarski You're such an idiot to make a remark like that.
venerated ...nothing is guaranteed forever. Time heals everything. I would never wish anyone to be dead rather than be alive. The kids or parents will adjust and time marches on
That's terrible! My heart goes out to the family of the deceased family of 4 ! R I P !
At least they all went together.....very sad..an entire family.
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These were like my cousins to me I love and miss each and everyone of them RIP Bailey,Jordan,Nathan,Jennifer ❤️🙏
Rose Swanson : (
I'm so sorry for the loss that you suffered.
Bless you ❤
@steve b they werent at fault. Ive seen you comment some very vile things on other videos, i will pray for you. You are very bitter and miserable with your life and i feel sorry for you, you probably have no family or friends because they cant stand to be around someone who is so evil and miserable so you get on here to try to make other people feel how you feel on the inside but what you fail to realize is it doesnt really make you feel better it makes you a even more disgusting than what you already are. Peace and blessings steve.
So sorry for you and your family for your loss what happened to the driver was he charged
This is one reason that I didn't want to be a cop, firefighter or paramedic.Seeing dead kids in a car accident would scar me for life.
flashy5150 yeah a lot of them go to therapy, I asked.
Nikki Nikki ...a lot of them turn to drugs and alcohol. Many develops anger issues and just like our service members, many many of them take their own lives.
It definitely affects them, each scene piling onto the last one, till they just cannot deal any longer.
It breaks my heart to know myself and my kids are in some ppls memory load.
this is gonna sound shitty but you really have to try and get into an "oh well i dont know this person" state of mind. i will tell you the sound of a mothers scream over her dead child is something you never will never forget though.
Linda Ferguson. This is whats known as PTSD. My uncle & I both suffer from it from things we've both experianced during our military services. People dont realize that 1st responder rescuers, fire fighters, & cops can suffer from this as well as civilians. Basically anyone who does witnesses & or goes thru a horrible tramatic experiance can suffer from PTSD.
Rodney Leonard ...yes sir, my son is Army and suffers from PTSD he found out by accident that a heavy blanket calms him and lets him sleep. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your uncle and THANK YOU for your service. It takes a special kind of human to stand that line for strangers. Be blessed and know peace.
A terrible, tragic crash. I have to say, though, if I were one of the parents who died in the crash, I'd have to be relieved that my whole family came with me, rather than leaving children without parents, or a spouse without her babies and the horrible guilt of surviving when no one else did... If that ever happened in my family I would hate to be a survivor...
Nice thinking. So if one day you find out that your wife and you have 2 months to live, you'll kill your children rather than leaving them without parents.
C D ...not even close to the sentiment that was shared. But, you go girl...negativity rocks.
C D but... whaaat? That’s not even remotely similar.
C D Stupid comment !
Very interesting viewpoint....
Damn. The whole family. May they Rest In Peace. They left together and no one ever came home.
Devastating, a family of four, gone. ‘Justice of the Peace’ seemed like a good man for the community.
The saddest part of it is seeing the marriage license laying there 😢
I just don't understand people who watch an accident happen then drive around it without checking that the people are ok. An entire family lost. So sad.
So sad. You are teaching us to pay attention to what we are doing.....Blessings. 🙏👠👠
When I was a kid growing up in a small town in WA State, I remember a family of 6 kids, from 18 to 10 years, all in one car driving to school on a winter's morning. The car hit black ice on a bend and head-on'd into a Mack truck hauling gravel. All 6 children - every child in the family - perished. I knew all of them to varying degrees and they were all such good kids. I was 13 and I just remember crying and praying so hard for the parents.
I can't even begin to understand the grief this has caused the family and friends. Such a sad story.
it appears that there are a lot of traffic fatalities on SH 105
the Ram drivern byGolden seemed to have some tires that looked sorta bald , it might have factored into the accident and caused him to lose control of his truck.
Anyone else notice the birdsong in the background? Life goes on in spite if this horrible tragedy
It's always the one who causes the accident that lives
danishmod19 are you serious read the story it was a freaking freak accident. I hate when people ASSume things
@@haynoazachary Read further down the comments, before YOU ASSume things.
danishmod19 yeah but karma catches up
Brad Schuh it was caused by bad road conditions .stop falsely accusing people of crap
@@haynoazachary Assume what? He was driving too fast (For conditions) and lost control, period, this wasn't an accident and it was avoidable!
Very sad for all concerned. There is a lovely little memorial for them at the roadside there. I wonder how many lives they have saved.
poosmate Excellent point!
Trooper Erik, always on the job. Stay safe.
One thing I've noticed is, when the engine and transmission is uninstalled during the accident, it's ALWAYS fatal.
Nobody cares. The car was a POS.
Jetta’s aren’t that bad 😐
The engine was from the truck, not the Jetta.
How do you just "drive away" from that scene? How do you not try to help?
Must've had something that could've spelled trouble, like no license, no insurance, or intoxicated.
because they had to get to work to pay the bills is the most likely scenario.
Sociopath.
The only type of person I can think of that would be so inhumane would be a criminal or a person with warrants that did not want to be confronted by law enforcement. They would have been asked for an ID and to give a witness statement.
Heavy rain, slick roads on a banked curve with too many damn people driving too damn fast. I would first have to consider my own safety in deciding whether to stop. There are just too many drivers going too fast, thus all the carnage we see on TH-cam coming out of Montgomery County.
Human beings have become so cold-hearted that stopping to render aid to crash victims isn't worth their time!
God forbid they get wet in the rain or be late to work! SMDH
Some people consider it a liability, and rightly so. More than one person has been sued, by simply trying to help. It's just not worth the risk these days.
So true. Our society has some real cold, useless pieces of crap. I can’t imagine not stopping to help. But, I was raised right.
the officials were already helping, and we have places to go & errands to get done. so whatever, we don't owe them anything.
Well, unfortunately some bosses are so cold-hearted that they would fire an employee who is even five minutes late, even if it's raining. It isn't necessarily lack of caring if they don't stop to help. Their ability to support their families may depend on their being on time. Sad, but that's how it sometimes is.
I feel so sad, for that young family, that died...They were doing, the same everyday, routine probably, and this is what happens, when people, (white pick up) go over the speed limit, on a rainy day...May God receive this young family, all together in Heaven
+Bertha Martin Any time you're on the road, you're taking a chance. Too bad they couldn't afford a extra car, so the wife didn't have to drive him to work. And with no one with whom to leave the kids, have to take them along for the ride.
and you know they were speeding how? I live in AZ I have no idea what the speed limit on the road was but the Jetta could have been speeding as well. its also possible they both were going the speed limit
Shut up stupid
Speed was not a factor. It was raining really hard and the truck hydroplaned and went into oncoming lane. It was no one’s fault.
@@miriamsamaniego3335 respectfully disagree…speed most certainly was a factor. The speed limits are set to enable safe traveling good conditions, not all conditions. When weather, road surface conditions or visibility dictate, drivers are obliged to adjust vehicle speeds to enable safe operation. Depending upon local or state laws drivers could be cited for unsafe operation by driving too fast for road conditions. Driving too fast in heavy rain could make hydroplaning a real threat.
So sad. Also how the hell anyone in that truck lived is beyond me, how on earth did he survive. And to those reading i say to you, never ignore those in need, one day that could be you, allways stop and at least ask if help is needed, i bet if it was a dog or cat you would stop. People today are only worried about themselves and what they need to post next on face book. Sad times. Im no saint but i allways try to help a person in need
Heartbreaking. My husband and I were in an rollover accident and people drive by and didn’t stop. I know because I saw them. I broke my neck. Two days later my son and daughter were in an accident. When it rains it pours! This family didn’t deserve this
I hope you aren't paralyzed from breaking your neck. Did your son and daughter survive their accident? Rain slick roads are particularly dangerous. I always slow down when it rains and keep those windshield wipers going.
I had a scary experience in heavy rain when the windshield wiper on my driver's side broke away, and I had to keep looking through the passenger window to see anything. I was on the freeway, and it was very awkward. I managed to get home okay, but it was dicey. I couldn't see anything out of my driver's side window.
So, did you get through it okay? Your kids? I fervently hope so.
So sad, even worse for their extended family to loose that many loved ones at once! May they Rest In Peace. ❤️
Remind me not to drive down hwy. 105. This has to be one of the worst highways in the country. Stupid people driving like assholes. I feel so sorry for that young family's relatives.
The yellow sheets in the family car, I'm assuming the bodies were still in there when they cut the top off?
Horrible tragedy
Bodies remain till investigation is completed. It can be hours. Brutal.part of the job. We had an Audi with 6 teens, 14 ro 16, demolished at a fast intersection. All the teens died plus driver of vehicle that hit them. I can see it to this day. All the teens were killed on impact with car and a pole. Snapped their necks like twigs. They were joyriding and missed a stop sign at a +55mph intersection. Horrifying. Esp the parents screams as they show to scene.
@@Bernie0481USMComg that’s horrible!!! May god be with them!!!
Light rear end on the Ram on wet pavement lost the rear end crossed the center line on the turn and killed a family of 4! Driving too fast for conditions, but no charges filed, hoped you learned something for your carelessness! Mr Golden. Hard to see it any other way, racing stripes on truck is an indicator of your mentality as well!
Good thing your heaven is make believe, because judging people like that is a sin
@@metallicafan416 Just common sense and obviousness! If I was judging I'd say your a Shill/Troll following me around TH-cam just to screw with me? But what do I know?
Police said speed was NOT a factor. The truck hydroplaned. Were you there? It’s dummies like you that spread false gossip and make snap judgments. I bet you’re the worst offender on the road.
Some folks just like to customize their vehicles. Racing stripes look cool, even if the driver isn't racing. Or, maybe the stripes were already there when he purchased the truck.
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
@@jrnfw4060 Thank you!
I always watch these kind of wrecks on utube and most of them are in Texas or California, Plus I'm a tow truck driver my self and I see these wrecks and all i do is say a prayer for the family and friends.
❤️ breaking of what you have to see when you tow these vehicles.
good for you , Im glad your useless gesture really helps the people that are dead.
So very tragic. R.I.P. for the family that passed away.
I came up on a accident south of Houston Tx Near Lake Jackson Tx on 288 south. Two brothers in a 88 Toyota Celica had something happen to cause them to vere into the median and come back across the road and leave the highway and rolled several times landing in a ravine/ditch on its roof and in some trees. 100ft from the edge of the highway shoulder. The vehicle traveled 400ft total from where it went into the median and to where it stopped. The Driver was trying to stop people for help . I was the only one first then a oil rig crew in a company van traveling to the Freeport stopped next to my tractor trailer and called it in there phone. The passenger the young man's brother was pinned and crushed under the car. And was deceased and no pulse or response. And cold to the touch. What was so sad about it all was his brother was in shock and hysterical about not finding his brother. He didn't know he was dead and I and the other men had to keep him from the car and seeing what was left of his brother. Im a former first responder and that's what you have to do in a situation like this. The EMTs get there and I break the news to them about the passenger and when Texas DPS and the local sheriff deputy and cops from Lake Jackson get there I tell them what I found when showing up on the scene of the accident. The two brothers had been in Houston at a Bachelors party . The brother that died was to be married later that day. And they both had been drinking and the driver fell asleep or fased out at the wheel and lost control of the car at a speed of 83mph. They estimated the accident happened at around 4:00am . I came up on it at 5:30am . In Texas they have the country Judge and Coroner hold a Coroner Inquest because of a death of this nature or fatality in a accident. I had to testify and tell the Coroner what I had seen and found because of my being a former responder for Christian County Fire & Rescue, Christian County ,MO. And during this time the Bride to be and her friends show up because on of them recognized the Older brother setting on back of the ambulance. She sees the parts of the car scattered about and runs over towards were the car was at. They have to restrain her because she freaked out when she saw the Coroner Van backing up to where they were bringing the young man's body up the bank. He flew out the car during rolling over and landed on him and slid across him and dragged him into a tree underneath the car. I had to stay in town at the police station to fill out further statements because the driver was going to be charged in the death of his brother. It was so sad and tragic to see such a thing unfold. I was heading down to Freeport /Dole fruit to drop off a empty Container and pickup a loaded one and head back to Missouri with it. It was a Nice Saturday morning in late June 1996 . I still think about it to this day. So Sad!
Thank you so much for sharing this story. Life can be so tragic. To enjoy it, though, take more time and slow down.
most likely they lost control. Celicas weren't actually very fast, at least not in the 80s.
What a beautiful family taken in the prime of their lives. RIP.
Ohh Mann, this is So Saddening unt Tragic. A wholé young family goné. Respects unt condolences to thé families involved. 🌹
omg that is so sad. I prolly shudnt have watched this before bed. god bless that family
trust me theres wayyyy worse vids out on youtube but is still sad
:( RIP Clouse family. ........Thank You YourAnjl .
Susan G A. Their name was Clouse. RIP
Clouse familey
Oh so sad, it so awful that the whole Clouse family was killed. It has to be really hard and a shock for those that loves this family. RIP Clouse Family :-((
If i were Kevin Golden i'd be in a nut house for sure, it has to be hard living with the fact that you were responsible for this accident that claimed the life of this family. I wonder if he was ever charged with anything.
+Mary Parker He was "no billed" (no felony charges unless new info is presented). "Responsible" is a relative term. Both vehicles were travelling at the same speed. Due to a recent drought, oily residue had accumulated on the road making it very slippery. It was an accident. I would think the term "responsible" doesn' t apply to accidents.
Yes carlos and when it rains the oils float on the water making it worse than Ice.
How was he at “fault” for this accident?
@@haynoazachary no one was at fault. Rain slick highway was the cause.
The car didnt hit the truck...The truck came out of its lane and hit the car....
Folks I travel route 80 west when I go to Ohio. I set my cruise to 69. Speed limit is 70. You would not believe the # of cars and trucks that pass me doing 80+ mph! Do the speed limit and save lives.
How God damned fast was the guy in the pickup truck traveling...., I mean at the time the driver of the truck lost control, how God damned fast was he going, when he murdered that family on the road.
Life is precious.
life is britle as F@$#
especially when we let car manufacturers get away with building outrageously flimsy bones
The pickup truck driver now has to live with it
My Daughter drives a little smart car and has almost wrecked a few times because of wind and rain, it doesnt hold up well, gets knocked around, I get scared for her everytime she gets behind the wheel, she was driving home one night in 50 mile per hour winds and almost drive into the bridge wall, since she is pregnant now she is getting a better car, good riddance to that thing.
Unfortunately, some cars today are little more than over-sized tin cans. Some just aren't made very well. The older cars that had more heft to them held up better. I hope she gets a really sturdy car and stays off the road during high winds. Best of luck to you and her.
I cant believe its been this long ago, seems like i just saw this posted a year ago, how horrible, its really hard on the rest of the families left behind, ill bet they never get over the loss of 4 family members!
Kevin Golden was not charged with the accident. It was stated the road at the time of the accident was very slippery. He will be dealing with those demons for the rest of his life.
Wow. Laws there must be different. In PA, no matter the road conditions, a driver is responsible for his/ her vehicle. There are safely standards to pass yearly, too. Tire treads being one of them. Breaks, lights, windshield wipers, etc all must be at passing quality to pass inspection to drive. This should be standard across the US. This accident may not have happened.
When roads are "slippery" (or icy, snowy, foggy, etc) you drive as conditions dictate, NOT by the number that is on the speed limit sign.
Yeah, 7 years later he tried to kill his girlfriend and committed suicide.
@@dlbarney2 Where did you read THAT? Was it the same guy, Mr. Golden?
I feel terrible for the family of four and relatives but I can’t imagine being responsible for killing an entire family myself. RIP unknown but not forgotten.
I've never seen a truck's engine fly out like that
I've seen vehicle engines - and transmissions "fly out" many times - even caused it once. I don't understand why this surprises some people. Vehicle engines, and sometimes transmission too, for the most part, just "sit" in vehicles, usually on 4 rubber "mounts". Usually, the only other thing(s) that actually "hold" them in place (except gravity) are hoses, and wiring harnesses. If the vehicle is hit hard enough, in the right place(s), the engine and trans will go flying. It's (really) not all that unusual - especially of the vehicle has some age, mileage, and worn "mounts"
@@johnstewart6366 Rubber mounts? You mean the engine mounts that are metal pieces with rubber casing? An engine would spin itself before it moves a ton of steel otherwise.
Mozart no literally hard rubber, with s metal bolt going through center
Two part metal pieces for bolt attachment are separated by rubber molding that can easily be ripped apart at impact levels like this. The car must not have braked at all and caught the pickup in mid spin at full speed and impact which accelerated the spin drastically and threw the engine out onto the road into the lanes from whence the truck came. To drive by that display of inertia gone totally wrong at speed borders on insanity. Total mesmerizing disbelief at a parallelizing level at what is unfolding before your eyes is NOT defensive driving. If instead she had hit the brakes as hard as she could the instant the pickup got sketchy in the other lane the impact might have been survivable for all.
@Aimee Webber: I read it in a news story about the accident, but looking at close-up's of the scene the motor is probably to big for the small car.You're right. :-)
Those truck tires are pretty badly worn. I wonder about the car's passengers, were they wearing seatbelts, were the kids in car seats or seatbelts? Just curious. Tragic regardless.
According to police reports, everyone in the Jetta was wearing seat belts. No mention of booster seats, though, so it's possible the kids in the back were not properly belted.
Usually, in that type of impact, internal injuries, such as a torn aorta, spleen, kidney/liver lacerations, or brain damage are the cause. A body in motion, tears itself to pieces, when such rapid deceleration occurs.
I noticed the tire that was off the truck and the one that was under the front (I think same tire) was bald
I was thinking the same thing. The 8 year old should have been in a high back booster, and the six year at the very least the same thing, but better off in a five point harness. It is amazing the damage a seatbelt can do to little bodies when not in car seats.
I guess that answers my question about why they died but the back of the car wasnt that damaged. So sad, makes me cry.
Very very sad. Obviously speed was involved. May the family that passed RIP. At least they are together. That one trucker, damn he should lose some weight. Very unhealthy
It’s been 40 years since I worked my last accident, and deaths are something that you never forget, especially when they involve children. The worse wreck I worked was a family of five that were killed when a drunk elderly male side swiped their car causing it to burst into flames burning the family to death. The final accident was an eighteen year old college freshman, who was on her way home from Texas A&M University for Christmas break. She fell asleep and drifted her ‘66 Mustang convertible under the rear of a legally parked 18 wheeler she was a beautiful young lady with a bright future ahead, and lack of sleep caused her to be decapitated. I was an assistant Fire Chief for one of our county fire departments. I would have nightmares after each fatal accident. The day I resigned and went to work for a major oil company was one of the best days of my life. But, you never forget. I even can remember the smells I encountered with the different types of death. Anyone who says they aren’t affected, is either dead inside or lying.
Thomas Allen, so sorry you saw those people. But thank you for doing your job.🙏❤
I am so sorry to the families to the loss to you all xxx
My God what a tragedy, a whole family wiped out. What is it about Hwy 105.? There are so many reports on TH-cam of horrendous wrecks on that road.
For all the people who hate the police I bet you don't even think about what they see every day. Overdoses, suicides, murders and accidents of all kinds. I know there are bad cops out there have run across a few myself but realize there are more good cops than bad. I can see why so many are leaving law enforcement they deal with the worst of the worst to keep the public safe and I for one thank them as that's one job I couldn't do I have a hard time dealing with death even had to drop out of nursing school because of that issue. I back the blue and thank them for their service.
My Dad once got a traffic ticket for a minor infringement of he law. He congratulated the cop for doing his job. And he wasn't being sarcastic. He meant it.
@@jrnfw4060 I got a ticket after moving to Tupelo MS from Madison, IN. I was half way through intersection when light turned yellow. I still had my IN plate on my car so after giving me a ticket he called me a damn Yankee. He had a bad attitude from the start so I didn't try to argue the light turned yellow when I was half way through intersection which is not against the law but something told me to keep my mouth shut and just take the ticket.
@@suzannevaughn4310 Blind prejudice on the part of that cop. Some deep Southerners are still fighting the Civil War in their minds, over a hundred years after it ended. We "damned Yankees" have never been forgiven in the minds of some not so hospitable Southerners who still hold sentiment on the side of the confederacy.
It's also well known that some cops are corrupt, so it was wise of you not to argue. He could have levied some bogus charge against you of which you would have been innocent, but of which a corrupt prosecutor, jury and judge could have convicted you and thrown the book at you.
When driving int the deep South, one really has to be careful. Most people down there are polite and friendly, but I've always felt uncomfortable about the legal system down there.
Scary this can happen to anybody no matter how safe a driver,it only takes a split second for someone to lose control and wipe you out. I almost did that once
That's so true!
no, blame the greedy manufacturers who make criminally thin bones cuz WE LET THEM GET AWAY WITH IT!
Omg...The guilt this man must feel. Post Traumatic Shock will set in.
I live with something similar to this every day of my life. It wasn’t my fault. I was in a one vehicle accident that killed my boyfriend. I don’t remember anything. But I want to. I want to know if there was something I could have done before. I was thrown and injured and airlifted to hospital. There was no way I could have saved him. I won’t say what happened to him but there was just no way possible for me to. He was already gone. But I didn’t know it. I was not awake! Even if I had been it was too late.
I do thank the workers who helped me. And the Pastor who heard the crash and came and stayed with me until help arrived so I wasn’t alone!
not always. as you are describing something different called surviors guilt.. and BTW its most likely that you know what happened but your mind blots it out to protect you.
A cement barrier or guardrail should be in place at this curve. It looks dangerious all by itself WITHOUT vehicles traveling on it. I agree withe another comment. " At least they went to heaven all together".
There is a reason for posted speed limits.
Obey the Law.
I would hate to have be the officer that had to break it to the family that they just lost the whole family, kids & grandkids! :'(
Those truck tires look pretty damn bald to me.
Was thinking same
Good job Scott, you killed the sound while you were talking to that gentleman with the beard. Nice goin, dude. Those of us watching this video might have wanted to hear what he had to say, I know I did.
Yes l noticed that too..
Always a critic. SMDH
Trooper Burse is quite a professional and spokesman for law enforcement.
No one mentions about people driving by and no one stops to render aid. The man who left the scene, what a nasty man. One day when he needs help. Maybe folks will turn thier backs.
This was sad to see happen. It's old news, but I care about people and sorry for what happened way back then.
the reason is in america why loads of people die is because lots of people drive "trucks" and the incompatability issue with smaller cars and trucks is a big problem due to their high ride hight and their weight plowing through small cars makes most car crashes deadly
Bald tires?
That's why we need dividers for Freeway's and highway's.
I searched up this accident an more information said the Rain was coming down like a flowing river. When its raining like that a individual should just pull to side of the highway off far enough so no one rear end you an wait it out even if your late to work or what ever.
Heartbreaking
Did the wind blow those yellow sheets off the back seat passengers, or were they removed? I see the front seat still has the coverings over the bodies. What did they do with the kids who were in the back? Already loaded into the coronor's van? This, at the very end of the video. The back seat section is empty.
looking at the scene and factoring the weather conditions, looks like the driver of the pick up was going too fast entering the curve got in a spin, and got t- boned on the passenger side by the family in the car. Looks like a 50-55 mph speed zone. Possible combined speed (impact) of 100+ mph. PPl need to slow down in slick conditions
+jrftworth or the pick up was stuck after .. as the engine was supposedly hit while laying in teh road.. but IDK .. it might have been something else that cause dit..
+jrftworth Both were doing 60 MPH. There was no heavy rain, just a mist. They were just coming out of a drought in that area, and oily residue had accumulated on the road. When combined with the mist, it made the road very slippery.
+Carlos isn't that basically what I said? I never said was pouring rain
jrftworth You didn't. I used the word "heavy" to contrast with "mist."
+Carlos if you re-read what I said above, I was implying that they were driving too fast for road conditions. Anyone who has driven long enough knows that streets are very slick when it 1st rains due to oil on the road surface. That being said, someone was going too fast, got in a slide, lost control and collided with another car.
With that amount of damage to both vehicles it's assumed that neither one braked at all before impact. Sad that both had to be going faster than advisable especially in a driving rain storm. RIP to all involved.
The rear wheels looked like they had a little more tread than the super bald driver side tire.
This blows prayers to the family!
This was a few years ago, I wonder if they ever figured out what would cause that car to hit them?🤔
Probably all civil actions. You can find out, but not the kind of thing in the news most of the time.
my god some people have no heart hes driving hes got to see a freaking engine on the road coming up to all that destruction and death ahead!! he gets out of his truck checks it and gets back in takes off??? one of these terrible tradedgys i can never forget! god we have to slow down and take some time to pay attention driving on these highways!!!!!
It's too bad his identity isn't known. I'm sure there must be failing to provide aid laws that were broken.
Holy cow! Did you see the upside down dodge pick up's engine laying on the ground?
God bless first responders.
Such a tragedy, a family of 4. RIP.
this officer is in a few of these videos
Such a tragedy for a whole family to die like that. May they all RIP.
Heart breaking.Iam wondering if the pickup truck tires were good
How fast was he going and no charges filed yet how fast was he going that's a lot of damage a lot of car flipping don't get me started on kids that's a lot of damage in that car is wrecked a lot❤ my prayers to the families that man should be behind bars right now
Does anyone know the legal outcome of this accident?
why did no one stop wtf
If you can't help keep moving so you don't block traffic for first responders
All fucked up and shitty folks
drmayeda1 ...you can at least talk to them as they die, let them know they are not alone, till first responders arrive.
Linda Ferguson Well said. If they were conscious at all it wouldn't hurt to comfort them till help arrives. Knowing nobody stopped sickens me.
If you don’t have the capacity to help, gtfo
What are the yellow tarps for? Are those covering bodies? Is there still someone in the car as it's being loaded onto the tow truck?
An entire family gone :(
So, avoid SH105, duly noted. God bless all involved. God bless Texas
So the truck drifted into their lane and killed an entire family....and the truck driver lived. So sad
SLOW THE F DOWN PEOPLE!!!
My God, my condolences to the family and friends. So terrible
Lil buddy should've dollied that silver car.
The Professionals Involved with every episode's Have conducted themselves Highly Respectful Manner. Even thru Really ,Really tough scenes, the fireman and police on scene Even stand sidebyside for a blocking wall ,while individuals extracate the victims out . For Proper dignity,privacy for thy victims. Im so sadden . No drivers in life should ever swerve radically to avoid objects . More people die this way. The vehicles are structurally designed for frontal impacts . A known test ,question and display behaviorally , is In the C.H.P. of California . Is on the driving courses at the academy. 1 yu are to maintain a certain speed and a object just appears. Not a fold down side. But a full on Fullsize Dresser standing upright in yr lanes of travel. Same speed no more no less. The only thing is professionals know a impact point so a 3°degrees slightly is available .goes impact+ push object. Then also maintaining safe controls of yr vehicle . I think in drivers training courses we need something .too many people die everyday. Because lack of knowledge . IDKw. Thank yu Texas excellent people there. Love yr diligence.💪⚖️🤔🌹
It's so errrie after math of this horrific tragic scene...so sad.
what are those poles used for ?? the ones the cops had
They are distance measuring equipment, usually laser targets. It gives the troopers an idea of the energy released and thereby speed of the two vehicles, based on the distance of parts from the site of the accident.
TY I was wondering the same
NCA N they use GPS to map the accident, more accuracy then using a tape measure.
@@davejase3399 the tire they were measuring was hit by a vehicle as was the engine of the Ram as per description.
Bald tires hydroplane on the turn....
yes pretty much what I think happened.
Bald tires and going way too fast on wet pavement, light rear end on the Ram!
even whit good tires hydroplane is bad bad bad""Ps:sorrys for bad eng
Crazy that the truck driver was involved in a murder/suicide in 2020.
What.
That's crazy. Wow.