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Three dead after 3 vehicle crash in eastern Kansas
The accident happened Tuesday in Anderson County
Three people died after a three-vehicle traffic accident in Anderson County north of Garnett in southeast Kansas Tuesday afternoon.
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol a northbound car crossed the center lane and struck a southbound car. Then both were hit by a southbound pickup truck.
KHP identifies the dead as 56-year-old Richard Money of Richmond, Kansas; and 27-year-old Maxarthur Jackson and 57-year-old Shawn Gill of Garnett. The driver of the pickup truck was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.