James Seymour and Pamela Mosher Killed, Another Seriously Injured in Blue Ridge Crash

Blue Ridge, Georgia, residents James Lanier Seymour, age 59, and Pamela Mosher, 44, were both killed in a car accident Friday, October 31, according to Brian K. Finnicum of The News Observer- Online. Georgia State Patrol Trooper J.M. Bradburn reported that driver James Seymour apparently lost control of his 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee while negotiating a curve around 6:43 a.m. on Sugar Creek Road in Blue Ridge, and he and passenger Mosher were pronounced dead at the scene after the accident. A third passenger, James Clack, sustained serious injuries in the crash and was transported by helicopter to Chattanooga’s Erlanger Medical Center where he was in critical condition as of Monday morning. According to Bradburn, the vehicle traveled into the right shoulder and struck an embankment, and all three passengers, whose seat belts were not fastened, were ejected.

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