US EditionIdaho Police Release the Names of 6 Killed in Yellowstone Crash
- Idaho police released the names of six tourists killed on May 1, 2025, near Yellowstone National Park in a fiery crash involving a pickup truck and a van.
- The crash happened after Moreno, driving a Dodge Ram pickup, crossed into the opposite lane and struck a Mercedes van carrying 14 people, including 13 passengers—mostly of Chinese nationality—and one Italian.
- Among the victims were Yu Zhang, a driver aged 30 from Eastvale, California, and five passengers—Jian Shi, Xiaoming Jiang, Ivana Wen, Li Nie, and Aifeng Wan—who hailed from China, Italy, and California.
- Police confirmed that of the 13 passengers, 12 were Chinese nationals and one was Italian, and they said they continue to investigate why the pickup truck crossed the center line.
- The crash highlights safety concerns near Yellowstone, a park drawing millions annually, including 17% international visitors with significant Chinese and Italian representation, and survivors were hospitalized with injuries.
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Idaho police release the names of 6 killed in Yellowstone crash
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho police on Friday released the names of six people from China, Italy and California killed when a pickup truck collided with their tour van in a fiery crash near Yellowstone National Park earlier this month. Idaho State Police said Jianping Li, 71, of Guangxi, China, and Xiaoming Jiang, 66, of Guilin, China, died from the May 1 crash along with Ivana Wen, 28, of Milan. Two of the deceased travelers were California reside…
Colorado Springs Gazette
Idaho police release the names of 6 tourists killed in Yellowstone crash
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho police on Friday released the names of six Chinese and Italian tourists killed when a pickup truck collided with their van in a fiery crash near Yellowstone National Park earlier this month.
Idaho Press
Marietta Daily JournalRemaining victims of crash that killed 7 near Yellowstone identified
Coroners have identified the remaining victims of a fatal crash that claimed seven lives earlier this month near Yellowstone National Park.
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