Vanhorn-Tucker
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Vanhorn-Tucker
| leeshlynch (View posts) | Posted: 18 Feb 2008 2:21PM GMT |
Classification: Death
Surnames: Vanhorn, Tucker
QUINTON, Okla. (AP) -- Four people have died after a two-vehicle collision on State Highway 31 in Haskell County.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the accident occurred Sunday at about 5:19 p.m. about one mile east of Quinton.
Troopers say a Ford Mustang driven by 25-year-old Jennifer Tucker of Kinta was eastbound and went left of center, striking a westbound Chevrolet Malibu driven by 69-year-old Wilbur Vanhorn of Norman.
The collision knocked Vanhorn's vehicle off the road and caused it to overturn one-half time, landing on its top and pinning its occupants for between 45 minutes and 2 1/2 hours.
Tucker was pinned in her car for about an hour. She died after being taken to a Stigler hospital.
Troopers say Vanhorn died at the scene, as did one of his passengers, 79-year-old Dolores Vanhorn of Eufaula. Another of his passengers, 81-year-old Lynn Vanhorn of Eufaula, was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital in Fort Smith, Ark.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the accident occurred Sunday at about 5:19 p.m. about one mile east of Quinton.
Troopers say a Ford Mustang driven by 25-year-old Jennifer Tucker of Kinta was eastbound and went left of center, striking a westbound Chevrolet Malibu driven by 69-year-old Wilbur Vanhorn of Norman.
The collision knocked Vanhorn's vehicle off the road and caused it to overturn one-half time, landing on its top and pinning its occupants for between 45 minutes and 2 1/2 hours.
Tucker was pinned in her car for about an hour. She died after being taken to a Stigler hospital.
Troopers say Vanhorn died at the scene, as did one of his passengers, 79-year-old Dolores Vanhorn of Eufaula. Another of his passengers, 81-year-old Lynn Vanhorn of Eufaula, was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital in Fort Smith, Ark.