Two Dead and Four Injured In Alaska after Car Hit Rock Embankment

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  •  In Ketchikan, Alaska on Monday, November 19, 2012, a tragic accident occurred on the South Tongass Highway. The motor vehicle accident left two dead and two others seriously injured.

    The single vehicle happened after the vehicle had veered off the road and hit a rock embankment. The impact of the crash left the driver, thirty one year old April Arland and sixteen year old Kiana Seierup dead immediately. The other two passengers, sixteen year old Christine Demmert and fourteen year old Royce Trout were flown to the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage for treatment. Their current condition is unknown.

    Investigators continue to investigate the accident and are waiting on toxicology reports to see if alcohol played a role in the fatal accident.

    Have you been in a tragic single vehicle accident? Do you believe that you should be compensated as the passenger in such an accident? Call your Anchorage accident attorney for legal aid. They will review the accidents details and further investigate to see if you are entitled to compensation for your injuries. Compensation can help cover medical expenses and other losses.