Judith Crowder Killed in Car Accident in Forest Hill, TX
Tarrant County, TX — April 22, 2025, Judith Crowder was killed as the result of a car accident at around 8:55 a.m. along Anglin Drive.
According to initial details about the accident, it happened southeast of Fort Worth at the intersection of Anglin Drive and Esco Drive.
Investigators said that 78-year-old Judith Crowder was in a Volkswagen Tiguan going southbound on Anglin. A Chevy Silverado was going northbound. According to officials, the vehicles crossed paths and collided. Due to this, Judith Crowder reportedly sustained fatal injuries.
No other injuries were confirmed. Investigations gave no further evidence surrounding the crash.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
Anytime a crash leaves someone fatally hurt, people naturally want to understand how and why it happened. But getting those answers depends heavily on how the investigation was handled—and not every crash gets the deep dive it deserves.
Did investigators have the time, training, and resources to properly examine what happened?
Multi-vehicle crashes can be tough to reconstruct, especially in intersections where paths and angles can be confusing. If authorities were under-resourced or rushed, there’s a chance some critical evidence was overlooked.
Was either vehicle checked for possible defects?
From brake malfunctions to steering issues, vehicle failures don’t always leave obvious signs at the scene. That’s why it’s important someone inspects the vehicles closely before they’re repaired, sold, or scrapped.
Did anyone review electronic data from the involved vehicles?
Modern vehicles can record key information about driver actions—speed, braking, and steering—just before a crash. That data can fill in the gaps when eyewitness accounts or physical evidence fall short. But it has to be pulled quickly, or it may be lost for good.
Accidents like this often leave more questions than answers—but asking the right ones early can make all the difference. That's especially true when the person most affected by this accident isn't around to tell their side of the story.
Takeaways:
- Intersection collisions need clear, well-resourced investigations.
- Mechanical issues could play a role and require proper inspection.
- Vehicle data can reveal what happened in the moments before a crash.
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