BUTLER COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) – More details are emerging about the fatal multi-vehicle crash that happened on Interstate 65 near Greenville Saturday afternoon.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and Butler County Coroner Wayne Garlock have confirmed 10 people were killed. Nine of them were juveniles.
WSFA 12 News has learned that eight of those juveniles were from an organization that helps abused and neglected children.
“This is probably the most horrific accident that I’ve ever seen,” said Butler County Sheriff Danny Bond.
BUTLER COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) – More details are emerging about the fatal multi-vehicle crash that happened on Interstate 65 near Greenville Saturday afternoon.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and Butler County Coroner Wayne Garlock have confirmed 10 people were killed. Nine of them were juveniles.
WSFA 12 News has learned that eight of those juveniles were from an organization that helps abused and neglected children.
BUTLER COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) – More details are emerging about the fatal multi-vehicle crash that happened on Interstate 65 near Greenville Saturday afternoon.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and Butler County Coroner Wayne Garlock have confirmed 10 people were killed. Nine of them were juveniles.
WSFA 12 News has learned that eight of those juveniles were from an organization that helps abused and neglected children.
“This is probably the most horrific accident that I’ve ever seen,” said Butler County Sheriff Danny Bond.
“This is probably the most horrific accident that I’ve ever seen,” said Butler County Sheriff Danny Bond.
BUTLER COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) – More details are emerging about the fatal multi-vehicle crash that happened on Interstate 65 near Greenville Saturday afternoon.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and Butler County Coroner Wayne Garlock have confirmed 10 people were killed. Nine of them were juveniles.
WSFA 12 News has learned that eight of those juveniles were from an organization that helps abused and neglected children.
“This is probably the most horrific accident that I’ve ever seen,” said Butler County Sheriff Danny Bond.