Montgomery County Wrongful Death Lawyer | Two Car Accident Kills Two Grandmothers in Moraine

City: Moraine

County: Montgomery

Date of Accident: May 18, 2010

Type: Car Accident

According to the Ohio Department of Public Safety there were 48 deaths in 2008 among people aged 61-65 and 38 deaths among people aged 71-75. Elderly men are killed in accidents almost twice as often as women. The city of Moraine had 431 accidents resulting in three deaths and 160 injuries in 2008. While Montgomery County, the fourth largest county in Ohio, had 12,747 accidents resulting in 39 deaths and 5,246 injuries. The following selection illustrates these facts and shows how quickly things can change a family’s life.

The Montgomery County prosecutor filed charges against a driver for an accident that occurred on May 18th, 2010 at the intersection of Springboro Pike and Sandridge Drive, in Moraine. The driver was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide according to local police. A 63-year old woman died on the scene while the other, a 74 year old woman suffered broken ribs, a broken pelvis, a broken right ankle, a broken leg and a shattered wrist. The two women were on their way home when their lives were cut short by a man who was speeding down the road. The police are still waiting for toxicology results.

Our condolences go out to both families that lost their loved one.


If you have lost a loved one in a Moraine car crash, call the Montgomery County car accident attorneys at Chester Law Group at 1-800-218-4243 or order your FREE BOOK entitled “The Insider’s Guide to Handling Ohio Accident Claims” at www.chesterlaw.com.