Found Deceased GA - Shirley Obert, 67, involved in single car accident, Monroe County, 29 March 2025

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Bernie54 said:
I hope and pray she passed quickly. Only 3’ from the road. Took investigators til next day to find her after passing right by it… hidden in brush. May she Rest Easy and May her family have peace.

From the article posted above

“..the county will fill that well as soon as possible along with another well they found when they were looking for her.
"You're probably talking in Monroe County alone hundreds of wells that are very deep and uncovered. Or they were covered with some material that probably has rotted or something, they're very dangerous," Freeman said.”
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I also hope that she didn't suffer.
Wells and sinkholes terrify me.
I'm glad that Monroe will be filling that well.
IMO.
 
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