• February 22, 2023

Samuel Henry Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Corpus Christi, TX

Corpus Christi, TX -- February 3, 2023, Samuel Henry was killed after an accident where at motorcycle and a car collided.

Investigators said that the incident happened at around 10:00 p.m. along McKinzie Road at the I-37 service road.

According to officials, 59-year-old Samuel Henry was on a motorcycle traveling northbound along McKinzie Road. At the intersection, the motorcycle crashed into the side of an oncoming vehicle making a left turn.

Samuel Henry Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Corpus Christi, TX

Due to the collision, Henry sustained fatal injuries. No other injuries were reported. Right now, the cause of the crash remains unconfirmed. Hopefully people are waiting for the evidence here, considering how often people jump to conclusions when it comes to motorcycle wrecks. I've known so many riders over the years who did everything right only to fall victim to drivers in larger vehicles being reckless.

Yet oftentimes, people automatically blame motorcyclists because they think all riders are irresponsible or daredevils. Here, I can't say what did or didn't happen. But without the facts, no one truly can. So instead of jumping to conclusions, my hope is authorities are going to let the evidence speak for itself.

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