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Lee Cornett Killed in DUI Motorcycle Accident in Burien, WA


Burien, WA — An accident took place in Burien, Washington, that left one man dead and another injured. The accident took place on April 1, in the 400 block of SW 156th Street.The accident occurred around nine in the evening.

Anthony Rudison was driving while intoxicated when he collided with Lee Cornett, who was driving a  motorcycle. Cornett was pronounced dead at the scene. Another motorcyclist traveling behind Cornett at the time sustained minor injuries.

Rudison was arrested and charged with vehicular homicide and reckless endangerment. He remains in custody pending bail.

Scene of the Accident

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Jason is back to work and is now playing Sled Hockey and wheelchair rugby!! Jason is the strongest and most amazing man! He may nly have 1/2 a leg, but that is ALL he is lacking!! Thanks to prayer and GOD and awsome first responders and Baylor doctors. Jason's wife, Sheila
— Sheila
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Tony was the step Grant father and it's been hard for the whole family but we know he is in a better place now. It's nice to know that people are rasing awareness with my grandfathers story. Thanks, family and friends of Tony Wray.
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Responses (2)

  1. I am a long time friend of Lee Cornett and I am curious as to why you would post about this accident in Texas???
    I is a tragic accident and it all seems unreal, still, 20 days later.

    1. At the risk of sounding crass, accidents have serious legal implications that we as students of the law are interested in events that relate to us and our profession, no different than an experienced surgeon researching a groundbreaking new procedure overseas. While it may not apply to us specifically, this is an event that takes place within the realm of our profession and interests.

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