Runaway Foster Child killed by hotshot truck
On Friday Pct. 4 Justice of the Peace James Metts joined the Texas Department of Public Safety in seeking information regarding the identify a woman killed in an overnight accident on July 15, 2010 on Hwy 105. She has now been identified as 16-year-old Felicia Michelle Minix of Houston. Miss Minix was under the care of Child Protective Services and had run away from a foster home.
She was walking alone in the westbound lane of Hwy 105 near Duck Creek Rd. a little before 3 a.m. when a hotshot truck (a two- axle truck pulling a gooseneck trailer) struck her. She was already deceased when medics arrived. The truck was disabled, with a busted radiator. However, the driver, 39-year-old James Steven Spurlin was uninjured. Judge Metts responded to the scene where he conducted an inquest and ordered the remains transported to the Dallas Forensic Center for an autopsy.
DPS Trooper Oelsner responded to conduct the accident investigation. DPS Sgt. Barnhill confirmed that Spurlin stated by the time he saw the Minix on the darkened roadway, he was unable to avoid striking her.
The Minix had no identification on her person and a search of the area also provided no clues as to her identity. She was not carrying a purse, wallet or cell phone, and had no ID in her clothing.
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