Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95, News
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95
- By Ethan Forman Staff Writer
- Apr 9, 2017
BOXFORD — A Peabody man was killed Saturday night in a three-car crash on I-95 North just after state police received numerous reports of two vehicles evidently racing on the opposite, southbound, side of the highway just before ten p.m.
Michael Espinola, 38, of Peabody, who state police say was behind the wheel of a one thousand nine hundred ninety seven BMW convertible that crossed the highway’s median, was transported to Beverly Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Four other people, including a 12-year-old doll, in the other two vehicles involved in the crash were all transported to Beverly Hospital as well, but with non-life menacing injuries.
The crash occurred near Exit fifty three and closed three northbound lanes for several hours.
Emergency crews also responded to what shows up to have been a chain-reaction crash involving a car that drove into the back of a tractor trailer on the northbound side of the highway near the same exit just an hour later.
The operator in this separate crash, a 24-year-old woman from Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, suffered serious injuries and was flown by helicopter to Brigham and Women’s in Boston, said Trooper Matthew Guarino, a state police spokesman. The crash occurred at 11:14 p.m.
In the very first accident, at 9:52 p.m., numerous nine hundred eleven calls reported two vehicles racing in the southbound lanes in Boxford, state police said in a statement posted online.
Shortly thereafter, nine hundred eleven callers reported a serious multi-car crash on the northbound side of the highway at exit 53, state police said.
Troopers from the Newbury barracks responded to the scene of the three-car crash along with the Boxford, Topsfield and Georgetown fire departments and emergency medical services. Trooper Kevin O’Neill reported one of the drivers had life-threatening injuries.
The trooper’s initial investigation found that the BMW driven by Espinola was speeding, crossed into oncoming traffic, and struck a two thousand twelve Acura MDX and a two thousand nine Honda Civic.
The driver of the Acura was identified as a 64-year-old North Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, man, and his passenger, a woman who is also sixty four from the same town. The driver of the Honda was a 43-year-old Georgetown woman who had a 12-year-old lady as a passenger. They were all taken to the hospital.
State police from the collision analysis and reconstruction and the crime scene services teams are assisting with the investigation. The Essex District Attorney’s office was notified and will also be assisting.
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95, News
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95
- By Ethan Forman Staff Writer
- Apr 9, 2017
BOXFORD — A Peabody man was killed Saturday night in a three-car crash on I-95 North just after state police received numerous reports of two vehicles evidently racing on the opposite, southbound, side of the highway just before ten p.m.
Michael Espinola, 38, of Peabody, who state police say was behind the wheel of a one thousand nine hundred ninety seven BMW convertible that crossed the highway’s median, was transported to Beverly Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Four other people, including a 12-year-old damsel, in the other two vehicles involved in the crash were all transported to Beverly Hospital as well, but with non-life menacing injuries.
The crash occurred near Exit fifty three and closed three northbound lanes for several hours.
Emergency crews also responded to what shows up to have been a chain-reaction crash involving a car that drove into the back of a tractor trailer on the northbound side of the highway near the same exit just an hour later.
The operator in this separate crash, a 24-year-old woman from Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, suffered serious injuries and was flown by helicopter to Brigham and Women’s in Boston, said Trooper Matthew Guarino, a state police spokesman. The crash occurred at 11:14 p.m.
In the very first accident, at 9:52 p.m., numerous nine hundred eleven calls reported two vehicles racing in the southbound lanes in Boxford, state police said in a statement posted online.
Shortly thereafter, nine hundred eleven callers reported a serious multi-car crash on the northbound side of the highway at exit 53, state police said.
Troopers from the Newbury barracks responded to the scene of the three-car crash along with the Boxford, Topsfield and Georgetown fire departments and emergency medical services. Trooper Kevin O’Neill reported one of the drivers had life-threatening injuries.
The trooper’s initial investigation found that the BMW driven by Espinola was speeding, crossed into oncoming traffic, and struck a two thousand twelve Acura MDX and a two thousand nine Honda Civic.
The driver of the Acura was identified as a 64-year-old North Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, man, and his passenger, a woman who is also sixty four from the same town. The driver of the Honda was a 43-year-old Georgetown woman who had a 12-year-old lady as a passenger. They were all taken to the hospital.
State police from the collision analysis and reconstruction and the crime scene services teams are assisting with the investigation. The Essex District Attorney’s office was notified and will also be assisting.
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95, News
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95
- By Ethan Forman Staff Writer
- Apr 9, 2017
BOXFORD — A Peabody man was killed Saturday night in a three-car crash on I-95 North just after state police received numerous reports of two vehicles evidently racing on the opposite, southbound, side of the highway just before ten p.m.
Michael Espinola, 38, of Peabody, who state police say was behind the wheel of a one thousand nine hundred ninety seven BMW convertible that crossed the highway’s median, was transported to Beverly Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Four other people, including a 12-year-old lady, in the other two vehicles involved in the crash were all transported to Beverly Hospital as well, but with non-life menacing injuries.
The crash occurred near Exit fifty three and closed three northbound lanes for several hours.
Emergency crews also responded to what shows up to have been a chain-reaction crash involving a car that drove into the back of a tractor trailer on the northbound side of the highway near the same exit just an hour later.
The operator in this separate crash, a 24-year-old woman from Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, suffered serious injuries and was flown by helicopter to Brigham and Women’s in Boston, said Trooper Matthew Guarino, a state police spokesman. The crash occurred at 11:14 p.m.
In the very first accident, at 9:52 p.m., numerous nine hundred eleven calls reported two vehicles racing in the southbound lanes in Boxford, state police said in a statement posted online.
Shortly thereafter, nine hundred eleven callers reported a serious multi-car crash on the northbound side of the highway at exit 53, state police said.
Troopers from the Newbury barracks responded to the scene of the three-car crash along with the Boxford, Topsfield and Georgetown fire departments and emergency medical services. Trooper Kevin O’Neill reported one of the drivers had life-threatening injuries.
The trooper’s initial investigation found that the BMW driven by Espinola was speeding, crossed into oncoming traffic, and struck a two thousand twelve Acura MDX and a two thousand nine Honda Civic.
The driver of the Acura was identified as a 64-year-old North Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, man, and his passenger, a woman who is also sixty four from the same town. The driver of the Honda was a 43-year-old Georgetown woman who had a 12-year-old woman as a passenger. They were all taken to the hospital.
State police from the collision analysis and reconstruction and the crime scene services teams are assisting with the investigation. The Essex District Attorney’s office was notified and will also be assisting.
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95, News
Peabody man killed in three-car crash on I-95
- By Ethan Forman Staff Writer
- Apr 9, 2017
BOXFORD — A Peabody man was killed Saturday night in a three-car crash on I-95 North just after state police received numerous reports of two vehicles evidently racing on the opposite, southbound, side of the highway just before ten p.m.
Michael Espinola, 38, of Peabody, who state police say was behind the wheel of a one thousand nine hundred ninety seven BMW convertible that crossed the highway’s median, was transported to Beverly Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Four other people, including a 12-year-old woman, in the other two vehicles involved in the crash were all transported to Beverly Hospital as well, but with non-life menacing injuries.
The crash occurred near Exit fifty three and closed three northbound lanes for several hours.
Emergency crews also responded to what shows up to have been a chain-reaction crash involving a car that drove into the back of a tractor trailer on the northbound side of the highway near the same exit just an hour later.
The operator in this separate crash, a 24-year-old woman from Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, suffered serious injuries and was flown by helicopter to Brigham and Women’s in Boston, said Trooper Matthew Guarino, a state police spokesman. The crash occurred at 11:14 p.m.
In the very first accident, at 9:52 p.m., numerous nine hundred eleven calls reported two vehicles racing in the southbound lanes in Boxford, state police said in a statement posted online.
Shortly thereafter, nine hundred eleven callers reported a serious multi-car crash on the northbound side of the highway at exit 53, state police said.
Troopers from the Newbury barracks responded to the scene of the three-car crash along with the Boxford, Topsfield and Georgetown fire departments and emergency medical services. Trooper Kevin O’Neill reported one of the drivers had life-threatening injuries.
The trooper’s initial investigation found that the BMW driven by Espinola was speeding, crossed into oncoming traffic, and struck a two thousand twelve Acura MDX and a two thousand nine Honda Civic.
The driver of the Acura was identified as a 64-year-old North Hampton, Fresh Hampshire, man, and his passenger, a woman who is also sixty four from the same town. The driver of the Honda was a 43-year-old Georgetown woman who had a 12-year-old female as a passenger. They were all taken to the hospital.
State police from the collision analysis and reconstruction and the crime scene services teams are assisting with the investigation. The Essex District Attorney’s office was notified and will also be assisting.