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If they live in Wewa, (local name) they left there to pick up the ramp in Milton which is west of Wewa. Whatever happened, took place as they were supposed to be headed east towards home.
We have a Kia Sportage as well - I’m so worried for these womenIm pretty sure they're in a Sorento. I have had both. Ive been comparing the photos. We’re a KIA family, lol. The Sportage is the smaller SUV, the Sorento is the next size up. It might make a slight difference in what folks are looking for.
The Sorento has the silver bar across the back hatch. The Sportage doesn't. the car in the photo has the silver bar.
Map says 2.5 Hr drive from Milton to Wewahitchka.
I noticed that post is inaccessible. I think when they updated it with the "found" notice, they turned off comments. I couldn't see the comments at that point. I thought it was a fluke, so I exited and tried to go back in and couldn't. Makes me think they took the post down.Thats odd, the sheriff’s page is not accessible now.
Ok, well that accident was related..... Ms. Dinger passed away as a result but Mrs. Sellers survived. I'm trying to get a link to work.
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"Florida Highway Patrol confirms 81-year-old Linda Janette Dinger died in the accident, while 65-year-old Donna Green Sellers is in critical condition." [BBM]
Victims in Okaloosa County fatal accident confirmed as missing Gulf County women
FHP says that a passerby spotted the vehicle and trailer around 7:50 a.m. Wednesday in the median on I-10 in Okaloosa County near mile marker 64.
FHP believes the crash happened Sunday night when the vehicle/trailer "lost control and traveled into the thick wooden center median." It overturned and came to a rest on the driver's side.
Both women were trapped inside the vehicle since Sunday night. Crews on Wednesday morning found Dinger dead from the accident, while Sellers has been taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Wow how sad that a helicopter or drone couldn’t see them from above. How many vehicles passed by but didn’t notice the trailer & vehicle on its side?"Florida Highway Patrol confirms 81-year-old Linda Janette Dinger died in the accident, while 65-year-old Donna Green Sellers is in critical condition." [BBM]
Victims in Okaloosa County fatal accident confirmed as missing Gulf County women
So from the above linked article, officials think the accident occurred on Sunday night, but it wasn't discovered until Wednesday morning. How awful. I wonder if Linda would have survived if they had been discovered earlier, or if she died instantly in the accident.