Jimmy Crifenbery, 66, Judy Milburn, 52, Killed in 5-Vehicle Crash on I-20 in Harrison County

2 Killed In 5-Semi Crash on I-20 in Harrison County

Harrison County, Texas (January 5, 2018) – Authorities have identified two people who were killed following a five-vehicle collision in Harrison County Thursday morning as Jimmy Crifenbery, 66, of Allen, Oklahoma and Judy Milburn, 52, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The deadly crash happened at about 3:30 a.m. Thursday, January 4, at Mile Marker 601, just east of Loop 281 in Longview.
According to a preliminary investigation, Crifenbery was operating a 2014 Volvo semi-truck, when he hit other four semi-trailers from behind that were stopped in the westbound lanes.
Crifenbery and his passenger, Milburn, were pronounced dead at the scene by a Harrison County judge and their bodies taken to Forensic Lab in Tyler and then to Meadowbrook Funeral Home in Marshall
Three people were injured in the crash; two have been identified as Andre Degree, of Detroit, Michigan, who was a passenger in Crifenbery’s vehicle.  Degree was transported to Longview Regional Medical Centre where he was treated and released, as per a report.
Robert Miller, 64, of Chandler, who was in a semi which was struck from behind by the 2014 Volvo, also suffered injuries and was transported to Longview Regional Medical Center for treatment, officials said.
The crash reportedly resulted in delays in the area of the collision and the westbound traffic was redirected near Hallsville at Exit 604 which is FM Road 450.  Drivers were advised to use an alternative route which is Highway 80.
The westbound lanes were shut down for several hours during an investigation and clean-up operation.
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