Jordan Burks Killed in Car Accident in Bowie County, TX
Bowie County, TX — March 22, 2024, Jordan Burks was killed as the result of a car accident around 11:00 p.m. along County Road 2320.
Initial details about the accident say that it took place in the area of County Road and US Highway 59.
According to officials, 32-year-old Jordan Lanard Burks was in a Toyota Camry going westbound on CR 2320. Doing so, the vehicle somehow ran off the side of the road. There, it crashed into a tree.
Jordan Burks reportedly was killed in the accident. There did not appear to be anyone else involved in the accident.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
With any single vehicle accident, it's important to know how thorough investigations were. I speak to families all the time who are concerned that authorities might not be fairly considering their loved one's side of the story. Sometimes, a thorough secondary investigation can show that authorities did a good job and let the evidence speak for itself. Other times, though, a second look can show the investigations were rushed and treated as a low priority. That's when steps can be taken to fill in the gaps and make sure all the facts are brought to light.
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