US EditionIllegal immigrant accused of causing head-on crash that killed young Missouri boy
- A head-on crash led to the tragic death of a 12-year-old child from St. Charles, Missouri. Both parents survived with severe injuries.
- The driver responsible for the crash, identified as Endrina Bracho, was speeding and crossed into oncoming traffic, resulting in the collision.
- Bracho, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela, faces charges including first-degree involuntary manslaughter and is being held on a $500,000 bond.
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The Epoch Times
The Post MillennialMissouri Boy Dies Months After Head-On Crash with Wrong-Way Driver, Illegal Immigrant
A 12-year-old Missouri boy on life support has died nearly three months after an illegal immigrant driving the wrong way collided with his family’s car. Travis Wolfe of St. Charles passed away on March 6, according to an online obituary. The head-on crash happened the day before his 12th birthday on Dec. 20, 2023, and left him with a brain injury. The child was immediately placed on life support. Both of his parents survived the crash. His fathe…
Missouri Boy Dies Months After Head-On Crash with Wrong-Way Driver, Illegal Immigrant
A 12-year-old Missouri boy on life support has died nearly three months after an illegal immigrant driving the wrong way collided with his family’s car. Travis Wolfe of St. Charles passed away on March 6, according to an online obituary. The head-on crash happened the day before his 12th birthday on Dec. 20, 2023, and […]
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Fox NewsIllegal immigrant accused of being behind head-on collision that killed 12-year-old boy
An illegal immigrant from Venezuela has been accused of being responsible for a head-on collision that killed a 12-year-old Missouri boy. In December, Endrina Bracho, 33, allegedly sped through a 40 mph lane at 70 mph in the wrong lane, causing her to collide head-on with a vehicle containing Travis Wolfe, 12. Wolfe was taken off life support last week while his parents were hospitalized with significant injuries. “1,700 feet is quite a big dist…
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