DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE, KIDS.
This 24 year old girl decided it would be a good idea to get completely smashed out of her mind drunk and drive across county lines while being chased by the police. She flipped her truck on Highway 96. It flipped 70 feet, hit three other cars, ejected her from the vehicle, and she hit the median, flew into oncoming traffic, and was run over by another car.
The store manager said she heard a massive crash and explosion, and a huge cloud of smoke, saw the lady go flying, and then hit the ground. She and three or four customers went running outside to help her. When they got there, they said she was completely mangled and you could barely tell she was human, let alone what gender she was. There were organs and brains everywhere, but the worst part of the entire affair was the bashed-up car seat sitting in the median.
After two and a half hours of searching with people, cars, and helicopters, they didn't find a baby. They don't think she had it with her in the car, which is good.
The Peach County police chased the lady into Houston County through a school zone before she finally wrecked her car. They didn't inform Houston County police of the chase until right before she wrecked.
OMG PEOPLE. The second shift girl told me that when she came on shift, you could still smell the blood outside. When I was walking home, I could see where they had attempted to clean the blood off the road, and quite a few signs mangled on the ground. TERRIFYING.
The store manager said she heard a massive crash and explosion, and a huge cloud of smoke, saw the lady go flying, and then hit the ground. She and three or four customers went running outside to help her. When they got there, they said she was completely mangled and you could barely tell she was human, let alone what gender she was. There were organs and brains everywhere, but the worst part of the entire affair was the bashed-up car seat sitting in the median.
After two and a half hours of searching with people, cars, and helicopters, they didn't find a baby. They don't think she had it with her in the car, which is good.
The Peach County police chased the lady into Houston County through a school zone before she finally wrecked her car. They didn't inform Houston County police of the chase until right before she wrecked.
OMG PEOPLE. The second shift girl told me that when she came on shift, you could still smell the blood outside. When I was walking home, I could see where they had attempted to clean the blood off the road, and quite a few signs mangled on the ground. TERRIFYING.