North Dakota
Names released in crash that killed Montana woman in western North Dakota
WILLISTON, N.D. — The North Dakota Freeway Patrol has launched the names of two drivers concerned in a crash that left a Montana lady lifeless on Monday, Dec. 26.
Betty Lee, 61, was driving a Ford F-150 northbound on Freeway 85 about 6 miles south of Williston simply earlier than 6:29 p.m. when the car misplaced management on a curve, in accordance with a launch from the North Dakota Freeway Patrol. The Ford entered the southbound lanes and hit a Ram 5500 pushed by 31-year-old Michael Deck, of McPherson, Kansas.
Lee, of Sidney, Montana, was not sporting a seat belt. She was ejected from her car and pronounced lifeless on the scene, the discharge stated.
Deck was not injured and was sporting a seat belt.
Roads have been icy on the time of the crash, which stays below investigation, the Freeway Patrol stated.