Wyatt Johnson Killed in Car Accident in Erath County, TX
Erath County, TX — October 3, 2024, Wyatt Johnson was killed following a car accident that took place at around 2:00 p.m. along U.S. Highway 377.
Initial statements about the accident say that it happened in the area of U.S. 377 and County Road 150, northeast of Stephenville.
Investigators said that 20-year-old Wyatt Johnson was in a Chevy Silverado pickup traveling northbound along U.S. 377. While rounding a curve, an oncoming vehicle reportedly went onto the wrong side of the road, and the vehicles collided. Due to the accident, Wyatt Johnson was killed.
The other driver had no confirmed injuries. Right now, specifics surrounding the crash unconfirmed. Additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
While an accident like this may seem straight-forward, there could always be unique challenges to overcome. That's why it's always best steps are taken early on to prepare a family with as much evidence as they can get. Even if some factors seem unlikely, leaving gaps can give insurance companies a foothold to avoid their responsibility after a serious accident. To keep everything honest and to most efficiently help families move forward, ensuring there's no question about what led to the accident is crucial. Hopefully steps were taken beyond these preliminary reports to see that happen.
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