SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) – Virginia State Police is investigating a three-vehicle crash that killed one driver in Shenandoah County on Friday at 8:35 a.m. on John Marshall Highway, two-tenths of a mile east of Back Road.

A 2011 Ford F-250 was traveling east on John Marshall Highway when it crossed a double solid yellow centerline, sideswiped a westbound 2010 Subaru Outback, and collided head-on with a westbound 2022 Toyota Camry, according to VSP.

VSP said the driver of the Toyota, 28-year-old Alysia M. Coffelt, of Strasburg, Virginia, died at the scene. She was not wearing a seatbelt.

The driver of the Ford, 44-year-old, Roy J. Mongold Jr., of Fisher, West Virginia, sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to Winchester Medical Center for treatment. He was not wearing a seatbelt, VSP said.

The driver of the Subaru, a 24-year-old woman from Charlottesville, Virginia, and an adult female passenger were not injured. Both were wearing seatbelts.

VSP added that charges are pending as the crash remains under investigation.

This is a developing story. WHSV will provide updates on air and online as more details become available.

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On Saturday, No. 16 Stanford softball fell to No. 22 Virginia at home by a final score of 9-4. Courtney Layne (4-0) was the winning pitcher for the Cavaliers in a relief role while Eden Bigham (7) got the save. Kylie Chung (11-5) was the losing pitcher for the Cardinal in a starting role. Virginia improves to 35-15 overall and 14-9 in the ACC while Stanford falls to 34-10 overall and 12-8 in the ACC.

BOX SCORE: Virginia at Stanford-Saturday, April 26th

“Yeah, I don’t think we’ve really played our best softball yet,” Stanford head coach Jessica Allister said after the game. “You know, I think I was proud of us as finding a way on a day where maybe we didn’t play all that well yesterday to come out and get a win…We didn’t necessarily play a very good game today, either. So I think going into Sunday with an opportunity to win the series, given the way we’ve competed thus far this weekend isn’t a bad thing, but we’re gonna need to play better tomorrow to give ourselves a chance.”

Virginia scored in the top of the 1st inning as MC Eaton hit an RBI double to left field to bring home Kelly Ayer. Virginia would add another run in the top of the 3rd inning as Sydney Hartgrove hit an RBI single to bring home Sarah Coon. That made it 2-0.

Stanford answered in the bottom of the 3rd as Kyra Chan hit a three-run home run to bring home River Mahler and Taryn Kern. That gave Stanford a 3-2 lead. Unfortunately for Stanford, Virginia struck right back in the top of the 4th inning as Ayer hit a three-run homer to bring home Jade Hylton and Kailyn Jones. That made it 5-3. Virginia later added two more runs in the top of the 6th inning as Hylton went yard after which Coon hit an RBI single, making it 7-3. Stanford added a run in the bottom of the 6th to make it 7-4 as Caelan Koch hit a home run to right field.

In the top of the 7th inning, Virginia was able to add a couple more runs to make it 9-4, putting a lot of pressure on Stanford. Stanford was unable to answer in the bottom of the 7th, making it a 9-4 final.

For Stanford, this was a disappointing result. Their pitching staff Kylie Chung, Alyssa Houston, and Zoe Prystajko all struggled in this one. And then the bats weren’t there as they only had five hits. That just isn’t going to get it done.

“We gotta keep the ball in the park for sure,” Allister said of the pitching. “You know, there’s a couple situations where we’re trying to pitch around some people and we’re not. That’s a mistake. We’ve gotta be a little smarter there. And then we got to, you know, execute better pitches. You know, credit to them. I think we left some of those pitches and they got a hold of them.

“Sure I agree with that and we can be a little bit better there, but I think the story is our offense. Like, we need to be better offensively. I think five hits, seven hits, whatever it is in two days, seven hits in two days, like we’re better than that. And we’re just throwing away at-bats right now and there’s a little bit too much frustration and you gotta get over that…No, I don’t think it’s a patience issue. I think this game is a game that will test you emotionally because hitting is a hard skill. And I think right now we just need to have a little bit more resolve and self-belief, which allows you to get off good swings and good pitches and take the other ones, but we’re, got some people riding the emotional roller coaster right now and that’s a sure fire way to not be successful.”

At this point, all that Stanford can do is move on from this game and look to take the series on Sunday. That will begin at 12:00 PM PT on ACCNX.

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Prince Andrew’s ex-girlfriend, Lady Victoria Hervey, gloated over the death-by-suicide of Andrew’s sex accuser, Virginia Giuffre, a mother of three.

In a vile message on Instagram, Hervey posted a screenshot of the news of Giuffre’s death with the caption, “When lies catch up with you, there’s no way out.”

She then posted another message, saying, “I have taken the decision to pause my posts on Virginia Giuffre at this time. Irrespective of the circumstances, suicide in anyone at any time is tragic, and in a young mother who has children, even more so.”

However, she left the first post up.

Hervey has been one of Giuffre’s most voluble critics and has frequently alleged that Giuffre faked the notorious picture of herself as a teenager with Prince Andrew. Hervey has poured scorn on claims that the famous photograph of a grinning Andrew with his arm slung around Roberts’ bare midriff when she was just 17 is genuine.

Hervey, whose brother was the famously dissolute seventh Marquess of Bristol, has previously suggested that the picture of Roberts and Andrew was a composite made with an “Irish body double.”

Andrew has also refused to accept that the photo is genuine.

“From the investigations that we’ve done, you can’t prove whether or not that photograph is faked or not because it is a photograph of a photograph of a photograph,” he said in the Newsnight interview. ”Nobody can prove whether or not that photograph has been doctored, but I don’t recollect that photograph ever being taken.”

Giuffre repeatedly insisted that the photo was real.

“It’s a real photo,” she said in an interview with British TV show Panorama. “I’ve given it to the FBI for their investigation, and it’s an authentic photo. There’s a date on the back of it from when it was printed.”

Giuffre received a bumper payout from Andrew in 2022 over claims he sexually assaulted her as a teenager.

Andrew has always said he has no recollection of meeting Giuffre. He has not commented on her death.

Giuffre’s family confirmed her passing on Friday, describing her in a statement to NBC News as a “lifelong fighter” who could “no longer carry the weight” of the trauma she endured.

Giuffre was born in California, but her family moved to Palm Beach County, Florida, where Giuffre got a job working as a spa attendant at Mar-a-Lago before being recruited by Ghislaine Maxwell for Epstein under the pretense of working as a masseuse for the billionaire financier.

Giuffre alleged she was forced into sexual encounters with Epstein’s powerful associates, including Prince Andrew. Although Andrew denied any wrongdoing, he settled her civil lawsuit in 2022 for an undisclosed amount, rumored to be around $14 million, and was forced to give up his royal role due to the scandal.

Police confirmed they received reports of an unresponsive woman at a property in the Perth suburb of Neergabby on Friday night.

“Police and St John Western Australia attended and provided emergency first aid,” a spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. “Sadly, the 41-year-old woman was declared deceased at the scene.”

Giuffre’s lawyer, Sigrid McCawley, described her client as a “dear friend and an incredible champion for other victims.”

Her representative, Dini von Mueffling, added: “Virginia was one of the most extraordinary human beings I have ever had the honor to know.”