Woman found dead, hit multiple times on Eastex Freeway, Humble p

7.5 yrs
~ 1 year, 4 mos ago May 18, '25 7:05pm

Catmae :
How awful. I can't even imagine.

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5.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 4 mos ago May 18, '25 7:56pm

What are those people thinking, to get on the feeder, like that??

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10.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 4 mos ago May 18, '25 8:23pm

West-Tex : Thank you!

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15.5 yrs
~ 1 year, 4 mos ago May 19, '25 12:52pm

West-Tex : This is so very sad. It's what happened to DH's grandmother in Santa Monica, California, on Ocean Park Blvd. She was leaving a Knights of Columbus Hall after dancing (she wasn't a drinker, but she could out-dance everyone I knew). As she was crossing to get to her car across the street, a drunk guy in a Jeep hit her and threw her 100 ft. Then he lost control and rammed the cars on the other side of the street. Another car passing by, was watching the jeep and didn't see her in the roadway and drug her another 105 ft. Horrible, horrible death. It's easy to see how this woman could have been run over multiple times. They need to catch the original driver. The Jeep guy in DH's grandmother's case, was incapacitated at scene, with his Jeep full of empty beer cans.

Catmae :

OMG!!! 🥺

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7.7 yrs
~ 1 year, 4 mos ago May 19, '25 1:23pm

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11.9 yrs
~ 1 year, 4 mos ago May 19, '25 3:15pm

Catmae : OMG!!! 🥺

West-Tex : Thank you for the HUGE tips!!

Yes, it was pretty horrific. My mother-in-law (her daughter), was just getting over a heart valve replacement. She had a mitro-valve prolapse and had open heart surgery at 55 years old. "Grandma Great", as my children called her, came down here and spent months helping her after surgery. She had just gone back to California in early June. (Accident was end of June) We were so worried about my MIL's heart, because this was a devastating loss.

We were in Santa Monica burying her and were suppose to be going through her apartment when there was a 6.0 earthquake. At that point, we had to hurry through her stuff and try to get an earlier plane home. My sister-in-law found paperwork from the county, with all the accident info. As we flipped through the pages, there were was a page with the street diagram and about 100 little numbered circles. We were confused, until we turned the page and saw that each numbered circle were "parts" associated with Grandma Great. We were horrified. My sister-in-law told me, "My Mother can NEVER, EVER see this paperwork." So we made a pact and she never did see it. When I say horrific, I'm not exaggerating.

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