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R&B Singer Angie Stone's Children Sue Truck Company for Her Death in Highway Crash

The lawsuit alleges negligence and a faulty collision avoidance system on the truck caused the fatal crash that killed Angie Stone, with the truck driver reportedly distracted and not braking.

  • On Tuesday, Angie Stone’s children filed a lawsuit in a Georgia court after a March crash in Montgomery County, Alabama, that killed Stone.
  • The suit alleges negligence by the truck driver, van driver, and companies, claiming the truck’s faulty collision avoidance system failed to detect the van.
  • Stone was ejected and pinned under the overturned van, resulting in her death, while Sheila Hopkins, also inside, was seriously injured and survived.
  • The truck, traveling nearly 70 mph, was driven by Jared Wilkinson who allegedly was distracted and never braked before impact, and the safety system did not activate brakes.
  • Stone’s family seeks compensation for hospital bills and damages, while Alabama authorities continue a criminal investigation into the crash.
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The two children of singer Angie Stone have filed a lawsuit against, among others, the drivers involved in the fatal traffic accident in the United States. The 63-year-old soul singer died in March of this year when the van she and her entourage were traveling in overturned. She was on her way home from a performance in Alabama the night before. According to the lawsuit, the driver of the van Stone was traveling in, a Mercedes Sprinter, lost con…

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R&B singer Angie Stone's children sue truck company for her death in highway crash

Two children of R&B singer Angie Stone have filed a lawsuit against a trucking company, a truck manufacturer, and others.

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AJC broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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