Linda Fuggiti Killed in Multi-Car Crash on Grand Parkway in Houston, Dec. 12

Linda Fuggiti ID’d as One of Two People Killed in Houston Crash on Grand Parkway near FM Road 2920

Houston, Texas (December 14, 2018) – The authorities have identified the second person killed in a Wednesday afternoon  multi-vehicle collision that left five others injured in Houston.
Linda Fuggiti was the second victim of the deadly crash that was reported at around 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 12, on the Grand Parkway near FM Road 2920.
Witnesses told the officials that a pickup truck driven by Charles Glaze, 54, was traveling westbound on the Grand Parkway at approximately 75 mph when, for unknown reasons, it veered off the road, struck a concrete wall and then crossed over the center divider into the opposite side of the freeway.
Authorities said the truck then went airborne before hitting the first eastbound vehicle, shearing the top of it. The truck continued and hit three more cars before landing on its side.
Police said Glaze did not appear to be intoxicated and he complied with authorities.
The local news source reported that Michael Brown and Charlotte Brown’s Chevy HHR was crushed in the crash.
Michael and Fuggiti, who was operating another car involved in the accident, were killed in the crash.
Charlotte, Glaze and three other people were taken to Memorial Hermann Woodlands Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Authorities said three patients were in good condition, one was in serious condition and the other was in critical condition.
Both sides of the highway were shut down for hours as crews worked at the scene. As of 9:40 p.m. the westbound lanes were reopened.
The crash remains under investigation.