Weatherford Man Dies in Saturday Morning Wreck

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December 5, 2022

By News Director Jared Atha

A Weatherford man is dead after an early Saturday morning wreck in Washita County.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said 22-year-old Korbin Newman was driving eastbound on a country road when his Jeep left the road and hit a fence.

The SUV went into the air, hit the ground and rolled over, ejecting Newman.

It happened around 6 a.m. Saturday at the intersection of OK-54 and E 1130 Rd, three miles east of Corn.

Paramedics pronounced Newman dead at the scene.

The OHP said Newman did not have a seatbelt on. The cause of the collision and condition of the driver are under investigation.

In a separate accident, this time in Custer County, a Burns Flat woman was critically injured after rolling her vehicle on Interstate 40.

According to troopers, 68-year-old Linda Fisher was west bound on I-40 near mile marker 57 when her 2021 Hyundai Accent departed the road to the left before being overcorrected and depart the road again, this time to the right. OHP says the vehicle would strike a ditch and roll end over end.

Fisher was flown to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City where she was admitted in critical condition with head, trunk, and arm injuries.

Both the cause of the crash and condition of the driver remain under investigation.

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