An 11-year-old girl was killed and two other people were injured following a multi-vehicle accident on I-170 in St. Louis. The fatal accident occurred on October 8 when a hit-and-run driver of an SUV smashed into a Nissan Maxima driven by the 16-year-old sister of the girl killed. The Maxima spun off the road and struck the median cable barrier; the force of impact spun the vehicle onto the interstate into the path of an oncoming SUV. After the vehicles collided, the SUV was struck by a third vehicle. The 16-year-old driver and the driver of the SUV were seriously injured.
The Missouri Highway Patrol is still looking for any information on the vehicle that started the series of events that culminated in the loss of a life and serious injuries to two others.
Hopefully the authorities will find the person responsible for this accident. No legal action can ever bring back a loved one killed in an auto accident, but it is more devastating when justice is forestalled by a hit and run driver who evades police and refuses to take responsibility for his/her carelessness and negligence.
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