• December 16, 2022

Mason Garret Justiss Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident in Lamar County, TX

-- November 27, 2022, Mason Garret Justiss sustained injuries in Lamar County, TX, due to an accident where his vehicle crashed off-road.

Mason Garret Justiss Injured in Single-Vehicle Accident in Lamar County, TX

Investigators said that the incident happened at around 4:00 a.m. along FM 1184. Officials said that 29-year-old Mason Justiss was in a Dodge Ram traveling westbound along FM 1184. While rounding a curve, the vehicle somehow ran off-road where it crashed into a tree.

Justiss had injuries said to be incapacitating due to the crash. It appears no one else was involved. The cause of the crash remains unconfirmed.

Commentary on Mason Garret Justiss Single-Vehicle Accident in Lamar County

With single-vehicle wrecks, I always try to stress the importance of giving drivers the benefit of the doubt. Is it true this sort of thing is usually the result of things like speeding, distraction, alcohol, or fatigue? Sure, and I wouldn't suggest ignoring those possibilities here. But even less likely possible factors (e.g. mechanical defects, medical conditions, road hazards, tire blowouts, other drivers that fled the scene, etc.) warrant investigations from experienced professionals. With how few details can be confirmed right now, I can't help wondering if the crash ever got the attention it deserves.

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