Help Needed After Fatal Accident

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by Lisa Callahan lisacallahan@murphylawyer.com

11/17/2008
James K. Murphy
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Help Needed After Fatal Accident

Georgia State Troopers need help finding someone who saw an accident involving a tractor trailer on Saturday night (September 6, 2008) on I-75 in Whitfield County. The accident resulted in the death of a twenty-seven-year-old woman from Shannon, Georgia. Poice are encouraging anyone with information about the incident to come forward. This reporte is according to Kim Sloan of the The Dailey Citizen. It was reported that Courtney Marisa Adcock was helping to repair a vehicle in a southbound lane of I-75 near an exit for the town of Carbondale when she was struck by the tractor trailor at about 10:00 p.m. The driver of the truck, Patrick Arnold of Dayton, Ohio, was attempting to merge over from the right lane after seeing the disabled car on the side of the road when his truck overturned onto all three lanes of I-75.

Ms. Adcock's two-year-old son was sleeping in the car when the incident occured. The two other people who were present helping to repair the vehicle did not see the accident, said GSP officer Stephanie Maddox. Georgia State Patrol Officers from the Georgia State Patrol’s Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team (SCRT) will inspect the vehicles, visit the scene, and attempt to reconstruct the accident. If you have any information concerning this incident, call the Georgia State Patrol at (706) 272-2200.

Category: Fatal Accidents