PITTSYLVANIA, VA — Evelyn Bryant was killed in a car accident that happened in Pittsyvlania, Virginia on Thursday, October 23rd, 2014. The article from the news said that the accident happened at about 5:30 Thursday evening.
57-year-old Evelyn Bryant was killed when the Toyota Camry she was driving and a Ford Explorer collided while driving on Highway 29 near the intersection with Railroad Lane. The accident happened when the SUV crossed over the center line of traffic and hit the Camry head-on.
Bryant was pronounced dead on the scene by EMS personnel when they arrived.
The driver of the offending vehicle was identified only as a 16-year-old, and the news does not mention if they were hurt in the crash.
The Virginia State Police are helping with the crash investigation at this time.
Scene of the Accident
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