Utah Law Talk

Over the weekend, a candlelight vigil was held for victims of a car accident occurring in San Pete County, Utah. According to KSL News, the two girls, 19-year-old Shiloh Edwards and sister 21-year-old Micah Edwards, both of West Bountiful, Utah, were killed on February 13, 2009, in a head-on crash in Sanpete County on Highway 89. The two were on their way home to West Bountiful so that Shiloh could get engaged. They were both students at Snow College and had formerly graduated from Bountiful High School.

According to the UHP, the crash happened when the Edwards car collided with a pickup truck. The sisters were in a Toyota Corolla and were driving on slippery, snow-packed roads. According to reports, the Corolla spun out and crossed over into the opposite lane of travel. The pickup truck then hit the passenger side of the car. The two in the pickup truck were still described as being in critical condition following this crash.

My condolences to all those involved in this tragic car accident.

Published by: Ron Kramer

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