Angelina County, TX — April 2, 2025, Terie Willis and one other were injured following a car accident that happened around 8:20 p.m. on Davidson Road.
Authorities said that the crash happened northeast of Lufkin, just off Water Well Road.
Investigators said that 30-year-old Terie Willis was a passenger in a Ford F-150 going westbound. For reasons not confirmed right now, the vehicle ran off the side of the road and crashed into a fence.
Authorities say Terie Willis was seriously injured in the crash. The driver of the vehicle reportedly had minor injuries. Right now, no further information about the accident can be confirmed.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I get calls about single-vehicle wrecks often, and a common concern is whether or not authorities are giving the accident the attention it needs. People want to be sure all the facts are covered, and they want to be sure their side of the story is told fairly. That’s why it can be helpful to ask key questions early on in the investigations.
One of the first questions to ask is whether investigators had the time and tools to fully examine the scene. If a department is short on resources or under time pressure, they may not document critical details—like vehicle position, road conditions, or physical evidence—that are essential for a proper accident investigation.
It’s also important to consider whether a vehicle defect may have contributed. Steering problems, brake failure, or even a tire blowout can lead to a sudden loss of control. These types of issues are rarely obvious without a detailed inspection, and that opportunity can pass quickly if no one acts to preserve the vehicle.
Finally, was any crash-related electronic data secured? Many vehicles today store key information like speed, braking, and steering input in the moments leading up to a crash. That data, along with phone records or camera footage if available, can help clarify what really happened—but only if it’s collected in time.
These questions give people an opportunity to gauge if they’re satisfied with the responses authorities give. If so, it’s likely that authorities have been thorough in their investigations. If not, then they might want a second set of eyes looking things over to ensure nothing important slips through the cracks.
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