• August 02, 2022

Casey Allen Stodgell Killed in 18-wheeler Accident near Midway Drive in Temple, TX

UPDATE (August 4, 2022): Authorities identified the person killed in the accident as 29-year-old Casey Allen Stodgell. Additional details about the crash are unavailable at this time.

Temple, TX -- August 2, 2022, one person was killed after an accident where a vehicle and an 18-wheeler crashed on I-35.

Investigators reported that the crash took place at around 5:00 a.m. along I-35 near Midway Drive.

According to officials, two vehicles and an 18-wheeler were northbound on the interstate in the area of the Garlyn Shelton car dealership. Somehow, the vehicles collided.

Due to the crash, one man sustained fatal injuries. No other injuries were reported. At this time, the cause of the crash remains unclear.

Commentary on Casey Allen Stodgell 18-wheeler Accident near Midway Drive in Temple

With a situation like this, it's crucial to make sure the right people are looking into the facts. Things aren't always as simple as folks may think, and authorities aren't always equipped to handle things on their own. Commercial truck wrecks are especially complex, and a department that doesn't prioritize accident reconstruction may not provide the right training or equipment. That's when important information slips through the cracks. For a family looking for answers, that just isn't good enough. It's one of the reasons I always rely on professionals experienced with truck wrecks rather than authorities alone. That way, steps can be taken to ensure all the facts are clear going forward. Are those steps being taken here?

Casey Allen Stodgell Killed in 18-wheeler Accident in Temple, TX

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