THP Seeks Leads In Doable I24 Highway Rage Demise
ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – The Tennessee Freeway Patrol is in search of the general public’s help to assist find autos and drivers of curiosity (Motorcyclists) which will have been concerned in an incident that presumably contributed to a deadly Robertson County crash on March 23, 2019.
The crash occurred on I-24 at mile marker 24 close to the Hwy 49 exit. MAP Two autos have been touring eastbound side-by-side when two unknown motorcyclists approached one of many autos and commenced to harass the motive force.
The automobile, a 2008 Chevy Bolt pushed by Stacy L. Gayheart, 33 of Clarksville, then crossed into the left lane of journey and collided with the second automobile, a 2019 Jeep Cherokee pushed by Raven S. Ransom, 26 Springfield MO. Gayheart tried to regain management of the automobile and ran off the roadway the place it struck a tree. Stacy Gayheart died from her accidents two days after the crash. The motorcyclists continued East on the interstate. A passenger with Gayheart, Miranda D. Gayheart, 24, of Clarksville, survived the crash however was injured.
After the Jeep and the Chevy collided, the Jeep got here to relaxation on the left facet of I -24 dealing with east.
You probably have any info that may assist investigators find the motorcyclists, please contact the Tennessee Freeway Patrol Nashville District Regional Dispatch Middle at (615) 741-2060 consideration Lieutenant Bennie Jennings of THP’s Felony Investigations Division (CID).
Coincidentally, Ransom turned out to be a Fugitive from Justice. She is at present within the Robertson County Jail. Ransom has been charged with Driving Whereas Suspended, Fugitive from Justice, Easy possession Sch. VI, Drug Paraphernalia, and never sporting a Seatbelt.
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