• September 18, 2023

Glenda Krass Killed, Tommy Gibbens Injured in Car Accident in Cypress, TX

Harris County, TX — September 16, 2023, Glenda Krass was killed and Tommy Gibbens was injured after a car accident at around 3:24 p.m. along Timberlake Drive.

County officials released initial details about the crash, which they say occurred just off the corner of Timberlake Drive and Jarvis Road. which appears to be in a neighborhood east of Huffmeister Road.

Glenda Krass Killed, Tommy Gibbens Injured in Car Accident in Cypress, TX

According to current statements, Glenda Krass and Tommy Gibbens were in a Ford F-150 going northbound along Timberlake. For reasons unclear, the vehicle lost control, causing it to run off-road and through a fence. The vehicle then ran into a pole before finally crashing into a wall.

Both Krass and Gibbens were taken to the hospital following the crash. Krass eventually succumbed to her injuries, authorities said. Right now, the cause of the crash remains unconfirmed.

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