According to local news reports 33-year old Deamber Neal was injured in a single-car accident near Fritch TX on March 3 2012. Police in Fritch said that Neal was northbound on Highway 136 near the Hutchinson County line when she lost control of her pickup truck and left the roadway. After overcorrecting her truck then overturned at least twice.
Neal was injured in the accident and was listed in critical condition at a local hospital after the accident. She also sustained severe spinal injuries reports said. There were no details about how the accident happened specifically. She was reportedly not wearing a seat belt during the wreck which happened at about 2:16 in the morning.
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