Christmas, FL — Over the weekend, a woman from Titusville, her young daughter, and a man from Cocoa were all killed after a wrong-way driver crashed into their car. The victims were identified by the FHP as Paige Altman, 20, her 2-year old daughter Kyleigh, and 22-year old Cameron Greene.
The news reports said that Cameron Greene was driving a Honda Accord along Colonia Drive (State Route 50) this past Sunday night (December 14, 2014) around 9 p.m. He was carrying Paige Altman and her daughter, Kyleigh, as passengers.
Police said that the group was out shopping for Christmas that evening and were headed back when a wrong-way driver in a GMC SUV crashed head-on into their Honda. The impact killed Paige Altman, Cameron Greene, and Altman’s daughter at the scene, while the 32-year old wrong-way driver was also injured.
Apparently, a toxicology test is being conducted on the driver, but the results haven’t been released yet.
Scene of the Accident
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