Victims Of I-25 Crash Identified
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Updated: 7:15 PM Jul 21, 2008
Victims Of I-25 Crash Identified
11 News has learned the names of two people killed a car accident Monday morning on I-25 south of Fountain.
Posted: 10:15 AM Jul 21, 2008
Reporter: KKTV 11 News
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11 News has learned the names of two people killed a car accident Monday morning on I-25 south of Fountain.

The driver has been identified as 54-year-old Gayle Reasor of Colorado Springs. The passenger was 74-year-old Jean Erdmann of Colorado Springs.

State Patrol says an 11-year-old survived the crash. The child was taken to Memorial Hospital with moderate injuries.

State Patrol says the driver was not wearing her seatbelt correctly and lost control of the car.

The car was traveling southbound on I-25 when state troopers say the driver over-corrected, went off the right side of the road, hit the median and then rolled three times.

Stay with 11 News and KKTV.com for the latest.


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Posted by: Dave Jordan Location: Colo Spgs on Jul 31, 2008 at 05:07 PM

Gayle was the most amazing person I have ever known,beautiful inside and out.We grew up together and I have never heard her say a unkind word about anyone.I really hope that law enforcement puts forth the effort that it will take to bring this idiot to justice.I drive that stretch to Pueblo everyday and I see people do the most ignorant things with their car.In this case it cost two beautiful people their lives.Every silver or light blue car that I pass or passes me I look for damage to the right rear,they had better hope that law enforcement catches them before I do.
Posted by: Tami Location: Divide,Colorado on Jul 29, 2008 at 11:34 AM

Gayle took care of my hair and was my confidante and friend for thirteen years. She gave me the most beautiful hair for my wedding and then cut it short for a new start when I got divorced. I could tell her anything and she always had a little tid bit of advice. She had a heart of gold but a sassy little mouth to go with it. Losing her so suddenly has left a hole in my heart. My prayers go out to her family and also to Jean's. Gayle, I will miss your hugs and smiles forever.
Posted by: don Location: co springs on Jul 23, 2008 at 06:42 PM

get it right KKTV. yeasterday you reported it was an 11yr old boy. tonite on the 530 newscast you said it was a girl. GET IT RIGHT KKTV, and by the way get rid of the Ross lady as well, she's a poor reporter!
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