Brenda Vaughn Injured in Car Accident in San Antonio, TX
San Antonio, TX — December 23, 2025, Brenda Vaughn was injured as the result of a car accident that took place around 8:05 p.m. along Alamo Ranch Parkway.
Officials said that the crash took place just west of the Alamo Ranch Parkway and Loop 1604 intersection.
According to officials, 68-year-old Brenda Vaughn was in a Nissan Versa going southbound. A Ford Fusion was going northbound. The Ford reportedly failed to yield making a left turn, and the vehicles collided.
Brenda Vaughn was seriously injured due to the crash. There were no other reported injuries. At this time, additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
It's important that when unusual details stand out that they get close attention from experienced accident reconstructionists. For example, it stands out that only one person reportedly had injuries here. A lot of the time when similar sized vehicles collide, the drivers are going to have similar injuries, all else equal. When there's a disparity in injuries like there appears to be here, it could be a sign that something meant to protect the victim failed to work properly—seatbelts, airbags, the structure of the car itself, etc. Likely or not, it's important possible factors like that are at least ruled out before investigators consider the matter closed.
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