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Missouri
Personal Injury Lawyer Case Update
St.
Louis Missouri Personal Injury Lawyer Update
MISSOURI
PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER CASE UPDATE
Missouri
Medical Malpractice Injury Case Damages Cap Discussed
LaRose
v. Washington University
In this St. Louis, Missouri hospital and
doctor medical malpractice case brought by a Missouri medical
malpractice lawyer, s ubstantial evidence supported jury verdict
that negligent medical misdiagnosis by hospital and doctor
caused Plaintiffs´ injury and damages in lost chance
of recovery and loss of consortium case. Each plaintiff injured
by hospital and doctor medical malpractice may recover damages
up to the statutory cap on non-economic damages. Allowing
husband to re-take the stand to support loss of consortium
was not error under Missouri medical malpractice and personal
injury case law. Affirmed.
Missouri
Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Utility
Potentially Liable for Missouri Personal Injury
Grattan v. Union Electric Company
Missouri
utility may be liable for personal injury resulting from negligence
in failure to detect downed power lines and cut power in this
City of St. Louis, Missouri personal injury case. In this
case, filed by a St. Louis personal injury attorney, "It was
a question of fact for the jury whether the defendant, having
notice by means of instruments in its plant, was negligent
in failing sooner to locate a break and prevent harm coming
from it." Summary judgment reversed in part for trial on utility´s
timeliness in shutting off power.
Supreme
Court of Missouri, Jefferson City, Missouri
Missouri
Personal Injury Lawsuit Alleged Dangerous Condition Of Road
Kraus v. Hy-Vee, Inc.
Missouri car accident personal injury lawyer's
a llegation of negligently failing to install traffic lights
and properly re-stripe the intersection in this Columbia,
Missouri Boone County case fell within waiver of sovereign
immunity under the dangerous condition of road exception and
stated a claim under Missouri personal injury car accident
case law. Allegation by Missouri car accident personal injury
lawyer of negligent traffic study stated claim against preparer
of traffic study. Abutting property owner, and builder of
grocery store on such property, had no legal duty to install
traffic lights or to stripe the road under Missouri personal
injury and car accident case law.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
Missouri
Wrongful Death Lawyer Argued Savings Statute Applied To All
Plaintiffs
Denton v. Soonattrukal
Missouri wrongful death lawyer argued claim
s avings statute applies to Plaintiff who did not file original
wrongful death lawsuit because Plaintiff was within the class
that could have filed the original action. Missouri Wrongful
Death Stautes create a single, indivisible action for all
injured plaintiffs. The "literal interpretation as that espoused
by Defendants would tend to diminish by mere procedural hyper-technicality
two additional objectives behind the wrongful death statutes,
that is ´to ensure that tortfeasors pay for the consequences
of their actions, and generally to deter harmful conduct which
might lead to death.´" Case arose in Dunklin County,
Missouri.
Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District, Springfield,
Missouri
Manufacturer
Liability Under Missouri Product Liability Law Discussed
Brough v. Ort Tool and Die Corporation
In Missouri products liability injury law
case, Jackson County Missouri Trial Court correctly entered
summary judgment in favor of Defendants who drafted plans
for machine component or merely reassembled machine. Such
activities do not allow subjecting Defendants to dangerous
products liability injury law liability for efective design
or construction of machine.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
Railroad
Personal Injury Law Jury Instructions Approved
Patrick Johnson v. Union Pacific Railroad Company
Trial court r ecord supported instructions
on negligence in Federal Employers´ Liability Act ("FELA")
railroad injury case. In this City of Saint Louis, Missouri
case, railroad employee suffered personal injury in train
derailment from defective track where another locomotive had
derailed the previous day, and "Employer failed to use all
available equipment to check for defects as a precautionary
measure after replacing the rail that broke the day before
employee's derailment." Rejection of Defendant employer's
instruction on aggravation of a pre-existing medical condition
was not prejudicial because employer presented trial evidence
of condition and he instruction submitted expressly limited
damages to personal injury suffered in derailment.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Exclusion
Of Medical Expenses Undecided
Porter v. Toys ´R´ Us
Trial Court did not err by allowing amendment
of petition because it argued no new theory and required no
new defenses. Plaintiff made a submissible case by showing
that Owner of premises had constructive knowledge of dangerous
condition in time to prevent injury; Appellate Court disregards
evidence to the contrary. Name of Expert not called by Owner
was admissible to explain why Plaintiff discussed Expert in
voir dire and opening statement; no adverse inference was
suggested. Record is insufficient to decide exclusion of medical
expenses.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District , Kansas City,
Missouri
Condition
Of Road Was Not Cause Of Injury
State of Missouri ex rel. Nixon v. Westbrooke
Highway Patrolmen let traffic resume in
lane where Worker was clearing wreckage, injuring Worker.
Exception to sovereign immunity for dangerous condition of
roads does not apply because road was not physically defective.
Prohibition issues to halt Trial Court proceedings against
State, except dismissal.
Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District, Springfield,
Missouri
Dangerous
Dog Injury Verdict Upheld
Savory v. Hensick
Dog caused Worker to fall and sustain personal
injury, requiring two back surgeries in this Arnold Missouri
case tried in Jefferson County , Missouri . "The issue is
whether the animal´s behavior creates a foreseeably
dangerous situation for the invitee. The motivation for that
behavior, whether viciousness or playfulness, is immaterial."
Personal injury lawyer presented substantial evidence showed
that dog chewing, playing and bites were a foreseeable danger
to injured worker. Plaintiff´s judgment for personal
injury affirmed.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri.
No
Liability For Sudden Stop
Wilkerson v. Williams
Plaintiff rear-ended Defendant. Appellate
Court need not address whether Defendant had duty to watch
traffic behind him because " Plaintiff ´s negligence
was the proximate cause of the collision as a matter of law.
Therefore, Defendant ´s alleged failure to keep a careful
lookout and failure to warn of his intention to stop were
too remote to be causative in a legal sense and support the
imposition of liability upon him." Appellate Court substitutes
defendant ad litem for deceased Defendant.
Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District, Springfield,
Missouri
Statute
Of Limitations Bars Sexual Abuse Claim Against Church
John T. Doe, Appellant v. O´Connell
Plaintiff´s petition made claims
under RICO and Missouri law for sexual abuse by cleric. Whether
"discovery accrual rule" or "injury occurrence rule" applies
to RICO claim, Petition shows that injury occurred outside
of time allowed. Missouri claims are untimely under "capable
of ascertainment" rule. Petition did not show fraudulent concealment,
equitable estoppel or duress.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Car
Accident Injury Award for Pain And Suffering Upheld
Moses v. Halstead
Passenger who suffered personal injury
while riding with drunk driver involved in Buchanan County
, Missouri car accident sought new trial when jury awarded
$10,000 for pain and suffering. Appellate Court affirms because
jury was entitled to disbelieve claims of on-going pain and
suffering and future medical expenses. " T he jury could reasonably
conclude that her claim for pain and suffering and future
medical care, alleging additional damages in the range of
$100,000 to $300,000, was speculative and inflated." Trial
Court in St. Joseph , Missouri Buchanan County properly directed
jury to reconsider its initial erroneous attempt to apply
comparative negligence to auto accident injury case.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District , Kansas City,
Missouri
Liability
of Occasional Seller under Missouri Products Liability Injury
Law and Wrongful Death Statute Discussed
Engel v. Corrigan Company-Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
In this case from the City of St. Louis,
Missouri, a builder sold off equipment "as is" to lessor,
who rented it to decedent. Missouri personal injury lawyer
alleged that the plaintiff was injured as a result of a dangerous
product defect. The Saint Louis , Missouri trial court correctly
dismissed the Missouri products liability injury claim against
Builder because Builder is not a seller of goods under statute.
"It is not subject to statute because its sale of the manlift
was incidental to and not in the course of its business."
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri.
Missouri
Medical Malpractice and Wrongful Death Damages Discussed
Cook v. Newman
For Missouri statutory cap on non-economic
medical malpractice injury damages, three wrongful death plaintiffs
count as one, health care provider and its employees are each
separate defendants, and each of their acts of medical negligence
was an "occurrence." Missouri Constitutional ban on retrospective
laws does not apply to annual adjustment of cap because it
merely protects the prescribed remedy from inflation, rather
than changing the effects of Defendants´ actions.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
Statute
Bars Suit For Marketing Of Firearms
City of St. Louis v.Cernicek
Plaintiff alleged that Defendants designed
their firearm products unsafely; that they knew or should
have known that such products were being diverted into illegal
markets, and failed to take actions that could have reduced
such diversion. Trial Court dismisses as to most Defendants
and certifies judgment for appeal. Appellate Court affirms
because "the enactment of statute seems to be in response
to suits like this one, which attempt to apply theories of
tort liability to the significantly regulated industry of
manufacturers, distributors, and dealers of firearms." Plaintiff
waived constitutional attack on statute by not raising it
to Trial Court.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri.
Statute
Of Limitations Does Not Revive Claim For Childhood Sexual
Abuse
Harris v. Hollingsworth
Plaintiff´s actions for battery,
and other physical and emotional abuse, expired before new
statute relating to childhood sexual abuse was effective.
Statute "does not apply retroactively to resuscitate claims
that were already barred at the time it became effective."
Dismissal affirmed.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
No
Comparative Fault When Bus Hit Farm Vehicle
Ruzicka v. Ryder Student Transportation Services, Inc.
In this Polk County, Missouri personal
injury bus accident case, the trial court did not err in denying
a comparative fault instruction because no evidence showed
that Plaintiff drove farm machine on highway negligently prior
to the accident. No plain error review for evidence of Plaintiff´s
injuries without a specific objection. Evidence of advance
payment of personal injury claim did not prejudice Defendant.
Trial Court did not err in denying remittitur of $2.4 million
verdict won by Missouri bus accident lawyer.
Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District, Springfield,
Missouri
Liability
for Personal Injury Claim in FELA Railroad Case
Cupp v. National Railroad Passenger Corporation
On Site Seller that built and sold maintenance
facility had a duty to persons in facility, even though Railroad
owned the facility, because Seller retained control of the
work and machinery in the facility. No instruction on Railroad´s
knowledge of the unsafe condition was necessary because Employee
showed evidence of Railroad´s knowledge of the unsafe
condition. Evidence of subsequent remedial measures was admissible
because measures were planned before injury.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Waiver
Clause Did Not Waive Missouri Personal Injury Claim for Negligence
Frank v. Mathews
In this Clay County Missouri horse riding
accident personal injury case, Plaintiff, horse riding student,
agreed to "release and hold harmless Defendant from any and
all liability to or claim for injury . . . which may result
from my use of such facility . " Such release, like Equine
Liability Act that it quoted, immunizes equine facilities
only as to assumed risks inherent in riding, and did not apply
to allegations of trainer negligence that may have caused
horse riding injury. Defendants´ summary judgment reversed.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
Immunity
From Wrongful Anatomical Gift
Schembre v. Mid-America Transplant Association
Decedent´s family claimed that negligence
of Hospital, its Employee, and Transplant Service caused them
to sign away Decedent´s body parts under Uniform Anatomical
Gift Act. Record showed no negligent act or lack of good faith
by Transplant Service; summary judgment in its favor affirmed.
Summary judgment in favor of Hospital and Employee reversed
because Employee´s representations were in dispute.
"In such a case, it is not this tribunal´s duty to determine
the credibility of the witnesses or resolve these factual
issues."
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Claimant
Was Not Uncompensated Tort Victim
In re: Tort Victim´s Compensation Fund: James Hollins,
Jr.
Claimant did not qualify for uncompensated
tort victims fund because he settled with a tortfeasor for
less than policy limits. Labor and Industrial Relations Commission
may adopt ALJ´s findings. Case dismissed for late filing,
though such filing was pursuant to Commission´s instructions.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District
Denial
Of Uncompensated Tort Victim Benefits Upheld
Skabialka v. Tort Victim Compensation Fund, Respondent.
Non-resident has no appeal from denial
of Tort Victim Compensation Fund award, and her appeal is
dismissed. "Uncompensated tort victim" is eligible for award,
but not automatically entitled. Substantial evidence supported
denial of award.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Missouri
Personal Injury Statute Of Limitations Starts Running When
Injury Detected
Grady v. Amrep, Inc.
In this St. Louis , Missouri toxic tort
and harmful chemical exposure personal injury case, Plaintiff
dismissed first lawsuit and filed second lawsuit. Dismissal
bore two date stamps. Defendant sufficiently raised statute
of limitation by citing statute in motion. Statute of limitations
on claim for personal injury damages from dangerous chemical
exposure began with exposure because "Plaintiff immediately
experienced symptoms and knew what had caused them . " Law
suit certificate of service matching earlier date showed that
Plaintiff did not file second lawsuit within one year of dismissal.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, St. Louis, Missouri
Liability
of Social Host for Missouri Drunk Driving Car Accident Personal
Injury Discussed
Gabelsberger v. Hake
Missouri car accident lawyer's law suit
stated no cause of action for negligence because drunk driver's
consumption of alcohol and voluntary intoxication were the
proximate cause of car accident victim's death, not the supplying
of the alcoholic beverages to driver by Defendant. Defendant
was not subject to Missouri personal injury liability under
Dram Shop law because he was not in the business of supplying
alcohol.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
Evidence
Did Not Show Causation
Payne v. City of St. Joseph, Missouri
Plaintiff fell from transfer station, where
refuse for landfill is unloaded. Trial Court properly granted
City´s motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict
on claim based on dangerous condition of property. Appellate
Court affirms because Plaintiff failed to show causation in
fact, in that he did not show what barrier would have prevented
his fall without making the transfer station unusable.
Missouri Court of Appeals Western District, Kansas City, Missouri
Missouri
Slip and Fall Personal Injury Liability Discussed
Steward v. Baywood Villages Condominium Association
In this St. Louis County, Missouri slip
and fall personal injury case, contractor had no duty to keep
surfaces clear of snow and ice, only to clear surfaces twice
a day. Injured Plaintiff´s testimony did not show that
she slipped on snow or ice. "If a party testifies to facts
within his or her knowledge that defeat his or her case, that
party cannot rely on contradictory testimony to make a submissible
case." Directed verdicts affirmed.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District, Saint Louis, Missouri
Time Runs Out Before Full Damage Known
Glover v. Palmer
In this Jasper County, Missouri convenience store injury case,
a Jasper County, Missouri personal injury attorney b rought
action more than two years after injury victim allegedly discovered
personal injuries "to her entire spine and all of her internal
organs, to all her muscles, ligaments, bones, sinews, arteries
and blood vessels." In raising Missouri statute of limitations
defense, Defendant alleged that victim did not know the full
extent of her injuries until later. Appellate Court affirms
Jasper County , Missouri Trial Court's dismissal of personal
injury law suit because time begins running when injury damage
is known, not full extent of injury damage.
Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District, Springfield ,
Missouri
Portions
of Some Case Summaries Include Missouri Bar Content
Recent
Missouri State Highway Patrol Crash Reports
Name
|
Age
|
Person
City/State |
Personal
Injury |
Date
|
Time
|
Accident
County
|
Accident
Location |
Troop
|
DEGONIA,
JESSE K |
54
|
PARK
HILLS MO
|
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
4:30PM
|
ST.
FRANCOIS |
ROUTE
D .3 SOUTH OF ROUTE K |
C
|
STAHLSCHMIDT,
CATHERINE D |
61
|
ST.
LOUIS ,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
3:10PM
|
MONTGOMERY
|
I70
WESTBOUND AT THE 177 MILE MARKER |
F
|
CORTEZ,
RICHARD J |
64
|
SWISHER
IA |
SERIOUS
|
09/01/2007
|
3:00PM
|
LEWIS
|
PRIVATE
PROPERTY OFF ROUTE Y - 5 MILES WEST OF MONTICELLO |
B
|
HENSON,
MATTHEW R |
16
|
POPLAR
BLUFF |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
2:00PM
|
BOLLINGER
|
HWY
51 3 MILES NORTH OF MARBLE HILL |
E
|
CAFFREY,
MATHEW D |
16
|
WHITEWATER
|
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
1:45PM
|
CAPE
GIRARDEAU |
STONEY
BROOK LANE 5 MILES SOUTH OF BURFORDSVILLE |
E
|
KUBIK,
BRENTON F |
20
|
JACKSON
|
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
1:45PM
|
CAPE
GIRARDEAU |
STONEY
BROOK LANE 5 MILES SOUTH OF BURFORDSVILLE |
E
|
LAMBERT,
RACHAEL N |
17
|
CAPE
GIRARDEAU |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
1:45PM
|
CAPE
GIRARDEAU |
STONEY
BROOK LANE 5 MILES SOUTH OF BURFORDSVILLE |
E
|
CLARK,
KATREENA S |
15
|
NEOSHO
|
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
12:55PM
|
MCDONALD
|
SPLIT
LOG ROAD
1 MILE SW OF GOODMAN |
D
|
MARSHALL,
BRITTANY N |
15
|
NEOSHO
|
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
12:55PM
|
MCDONALD
|
SPLIT
LOG ROAD
1 MILE SW OF GOODMAN |
D
|
RUE,
MARK A |
18
|
NEOSHO
|
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
12:55PM
|
MCDONALD
|
SPLIT
LOG ROAD
1 MILE SW OF GOODMAN |
D
|
JONES,
RHONDA L |
52
|
SALEM
,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
12:20PM
|
DENT
|
RT
H .5 MILE WEST OF SALEM |
I
|
SCHAFER,
MELVA J |
70
|
SALEM
,
MO |
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
12:20PM
|
DENT
|
RT
H .5 MILE WEST OF SALEM |
I
|
BACKER,
GRACIA L |
57
|
NEW
BLOOMFIELD , MO |
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
11:40AM
|
MORGAN
|
ROUTE
C AT ROUTE AA |
F
|
CHARLES,
ROBERT D |
76
|
WARSAW
,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
11:35AM
|
BENTON
|
ON
YODER AVE
91 FEET WEST OF US 65 |
A
|
HASSLER,
WILLIAM E |
27
|
SALEM
,
MO |
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
10:30AM
|
CRAWFORD
|
M19
1.5 MILES SOUTH OF CHERRYVILLE |
I
|
MATTINGLY,
CHELSEY R |
16
|
PERRYVILLE
,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
9:15AM
|
PERRY
|
ROUTE
T APPROXIMATELY ONE MILE NORTH OF INTERSTATE 55 |
C
|
COBLE,
ASHLEY R |
26
|
FREEMAN
,
MO |
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
8:27AM
|
CASS
|
M
7/ 276 FEET SOUTH OF SYCAMORE GROVE ROAD |
A
|
COBLE,
CARTER J |
0
|
FREEMAN
,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
8:27AM
|
CASS
|
M
7/ 276 FEET SOUTH OF SYCAMORE GROVE ROAD |
A
|
JACKSON,
GERALD C |
35
|
HARRISONVILLE
,
MO |
NO
INJURY |
09/01/2007
|
8:27AM
|
CASS
|
M
7/ 276 FEET SOUTH OF SYCAMORE GROVE ROAD |
A
|
HIBDON,
CONNIE R |
58
|
CALIFORNIA
,
MO |
NO
INJURY |
09/01/2007
|
7:22AM
|
MORGAN
|
ROUTE
E SOUTH OF LATHAM |
F
|
MARTIN,
KENNETH |
60
|
LATHAM
,
MO |
SERIOUS
|
09/01/2007
|
7:22AM
|
MORGAN
|
ROUTE
E SOUTH OF LATHAM |
F
|
HORNBECK,
SHELLY D |
41
|
SULLIVAN
,
MO |
FATAL
|
09/01/2007
|
7:15AM
|
WASHINGTON
|
HWY
185 3.8 MILES S/O ROUTE N |
C
|
HAREZLAK,
MICHAEL A |
29
|
MENDON
,
MO |
SERIOUS
|
09/01/2007
|
5:40AM
|
LIVINGSTON
|
US36
FIVE MILES EAST OF CHILLICOTHE |
H
|
ULRICH,
DALE J |
24
|
MENDON
,
MO |
SERIOUS
|
09/01/2007
|
5:40AM
|
LIVINGSTON
|
US36
FIVE MILES EAST OF CHILLICOTHE |
H
|
DUNHAM,
WILLIAM A |
17
|
CLINTON
,
MO |
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
5:30AM
|
HENRY
|
ROUTE
U .10 SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD SE 550 |
A
|
BLURTON,
SCOTT L |
23
|
GRANDIN
|
MODERATE
|
09/01/2007
|
4:30AM
|
RIPLEY
|
MISSOURI
HIGHWAY
K 2 SOUTH OF CO RD K7 |
E
|
GLAZE,
GUY A |
49
|
CADET,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
2:10AM
|
JEFFERSON
|
IMPERIAL
MAIN STREET AT INTERSTATE 55 |
C
|
CRAIN,
KAREN R |
28
|
ST
JOSEPH MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
1:45AM
|
ANDREW
|
2.5
MILES WEST OF COSBY ON PRIVATE PROPERTY OFF OF RT O
|
H
|
LUNCSFORD,
DONALD E |
26
|
DES
MOINES IA |
FATAL
|
09/01/2007
|
1:05AM
|
HARRISON
|
NORTHBOUND
I 35 10 MILES NORTH OF BETHANY MO |
H
|
HUMPHREYS,
MARSHALL E |
17
|
ULMAN
,
MO |
MINOR
|
09/01/2007
|
12:25AM
|
MILLER
|
RT
A 2 MILES EAST OF MO 17 |
F
|
COX,
JESSIE J |
16
|
NEOSHO
,
MO |
SERIOUS
|
09/01/2007
|
12:20AM
|
NEWTON
|
1
MILE SOUTH OF JOPLIN ON 43 HWY |
D
|
SCHAEFFER,
JOSHUA M |
19
|
NEOSHO
,
MO |
NO
INJURY |
09/01/2007
|
12:20AM
|
NEWTON
|
1
MILE SOUTH OF JOPLIN ON 43 HWY |
D
|
ISEMINGER,
B J |
27
|
RUNNELLS
,
IA |
SERIOUS
|
08/31/2007
|
11:04PM
|
CAMDEN
|
CV
HILL DRIVE
( PRIVATE RD ) 2/10 MI FROM LAKE RD 5-41 |
F
|
RICHARDSON,
LYNDI M |
27
|
DES
MOINES , IA |
FATAL
|
08/31/2007
|
11:04PM
|
CAMDEN
|
CV
HILL DRIVE
( PRIVATE RD ) 2/10 MI FROM LAKE RD 5-41 |
F
|
RICHARDSON,
MICHAEL L |
32
|
DES
MOINES , IA |
NO
INJURY |
08/31/2007
|
11:04PM
|
CAMDEN
|
CV
HILL DRIVE
( PRIVATE RD ) 2/10 MI FROM LAKE RD 5-41 |
F
|
DICKENS,
DAVID M |
50
|
PAYNESVILLE
,
MO. |
FATAL
|
08/31/2007
|
10:00PM
|
PIKE
|
ROUTE
H AND PIKE COUNTY ROAD 213 |
C
|
FITZGERALD,
JASON A |
28
|
PACIFIC,
MO |
MINOR
|
08/31/2007
|
9:50PM
|
WAYNE
|
ROUTE
E - 3 MILES FROM US 67 |
E
|
SHIPERS,
RICHARD G |
44
|
GRANBY
,
MO |
SERIOUS
|
08/31/2007
|
8:48PM
|
NEWTON
|
|