Amanda High Injured in Car Accident in Kaufman County, TX
Kaufman County, TX — June 1, 2025, Amanda High was injured as the result of a car accident which occurred at 5:11 p.m. on US 80.
Details from authorities say the crash happened at the intersection of US 80 and FM 2728 in the Elmo area east of Terrell.
According to officials, 43-year-old Amanda High was in a Chevy Tahoe traveling northbound on FM 2728. A Honda Passport was going eastbound on US 80. Authorities say that as Amanda High was crossing the intersection, the Honda reportedly disregarded a red light and crashed into the Tahoe.
Due to the accident, Amanda High reportedly sustained serious injuries. There did not appear to be anyone else hurt in the crash. Investigations are ongoing.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
While these details may seem open-and-shut, I have to wonder how closely authorities looked into this crash. Sometimes, there can be extenuating circumstances to consider which only careful accident reconstructions can bring to light.
For example, it should be a red flag to any investigator when two similar-sized vehicles collide and only one person is hurt—seriously so. While not always the case, this can sometimes be a sign that the victim's vehicle experienced a malfunction. Did the seatbelt fail? Did an airbag not go off? Is the vehicle designed or constructed poorly? Likely or not, an inspection should be able to at least rule out such possibilities.
Perhaps authorities here did their due diligence, and they can say whether or not something like that happened here. That said, it's something that I see authorities overlook all the time. That's why it's not surprising when victims and families feel like their situation needs another set of eyes looking things over.
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