What are the odds?

lookout123 · 03-25-2008, 11:42 AM

LEMITAR, N.M. — Police say two cousins traveling in the opposite direction on Interstate 25 in central New Mexico have been killed in a traffic crash.

New Mexico Department of Public Safety spokesman Peter Olson identifies them as 58-year-old Deborah Hughes of Mesa, Ariz., and 68-year-old Tom Zimmerman of Lemitar.

Olson says Hughes was driving a northbound car Monday when she crossed into the median near Lemitar and went airborne into the northbound lanes, hitting a truck and then a motorcycle driven by Zimmerman.

Olson says Hughes was on her way to visit her father in the area.

Zimmerman was a former Socorro County sheriff.

That's the whole story so you don't need to follow the link, but I got it from Fox, so if you want to verify that it came from a credible news source... you're pretty well screwed.

The Story at Fox

03-25-2008, 11:42 AM	#1
lookout123 changed his status to single Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Right behind you. No, the other side. Posts: 10,308	What are the odds? LEMITAR, N.M. — Police say two cousins traveling in the opposite direction on Interstate 25 in central New Mexico have been killed in a traffic crash. New Mexico Department of Public Safety spokesman Peter Olson identifies them as 58-year-old Deborah Hughes of Mesa, Ariz., and 68-year-old Tom Zimmerman of Lemitar. Olson says Hughes was driving a northbound car Monday when she crossed into the median near Lemitar and went airborne into the northbound lanes, hitting a truck and then a motorcycle driven by Zimmerman. Olson says Hughes was on her way to visit her father in the area. Zimmerman was a former Socorro County sheriff. That's the whole story so you don't need to follow the link, but I got it from Fox, so if you want to verify that it came from a credible news source... you're pretty well screwed. The Story at Fox __________________ Getting knocked down is no sin, it's not getting back up that's the sin

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