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Anthony Landrum Killed on Highway 33 by Semi-Truck Accident in Sylvester, GA


Anthony Landrum was killed in a semi-truck accident in Sylvester, GA
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Sylvester, GA — There was a deadly accident on Highway 33 in rural Sylvester over the weekend that killed a man from Terrell County. Anthony Landrum, 53, was identified as the driver who died in the wreck and it appears that his pickup truck may have crashed head-on into a semi-truck.

The accident happened on Saturday morning, December 27, at about 10:00 a.m. Mr. Landrum was driving his Ford pickup truck along Highway 33 that morning, headed north, when he lost control near Calhoun Road.

His pickup truck then veered into the southbound lanes of traffic, where it collided head-on with an oncoming semi-truck. The accident initially caused critical injuries to Landrum and he was taken to Macon Medical Center. However, he passed away from his injuries on Monday of this week, December 29.

It’s not clear why Mr. Landrum lost control of his pickup truck that morning, but the crash was supposed to be investigated further.

Scene of the Accident

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— Sheila
I'm a former employee. I had brought up this exact scenario and suggested a maintenance procedure that would eliminate the possibility of this type injury. Obviously my warning went unheeded.
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I was actually a couple cars back from this wreck, one of the first on the scene, and helped administer CPR on the victims. The truck driver was going way too fast, but it was actually his trailer that swung around and hit the suv, the semi-truck ended in the median.
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