First responders arrived on the scene and determined that the victim had sustained fatal injuries.
, 58-year-old Earlie Harris was killed on Interstate 65 in Alabama when a wrench came through the windshield on August 8.
“All of a sudden, something flew through the window. I ducked down and looked up, and my mom was bleeding, and I pulled off the interstate," Harris' son Cedric told the station.reported that the family believes that the wrench came from a truck that had been driving on the interstate that day. The victim's family has hired Beasley Allen Law Firm and has asked the public to contact police with any information that can assist in their investigation, which remains ongoing, per"A huge metal object/wrench went through the windshield, killing our client as she traveled southbound.
“It didn’t hit them, and maybe they just continued, but it did end up killing Ms. Earlie Harris, an unbelievable servant," Boone told WSFA.
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