It Happened Again In Virginia, Never Inspected, Poorly Maintained Boat TrailerComes Loose And Almost Cuts A Person In Half We Keep Warning Virginia Safety Leaders

In 1971 J. Standard Baker Quoted " Drivers Towing Trailers Are Four (4) Times As Unsafe As Those In Cars Alone!

Two injuries reported after trailer becomes unattached from vehicle in Bedford

We need Answers what failed? Safety Chains? Where is the hitch? Look at the pictures!

The Death Of William

Golliday Truck Driver For Holtzman Oil

State Senator Of VA Jill Vogel ClickHere

Part Two Of The Death

Of William Golliday Truck Driver

For Holtzman Oil Click Here

The Death Of Elaine Decker In Virginia

Hull Street All Caused By A Homemade

Trailer Click Here

It happened again another poorly maintained and never inspected trailer in Virginia came loose and almost cuts a innocent person in half.

We have questions:

Why did the trailer come loose?

What Failed?

The Hitch?

The Safety Chains?

We demand the safety inspection officer investigates exactly the event's that lead up to the trailer becoming detached.

We need this vital information so we can develop safety alerts to save lives.

All we keep getting from the Virginia State police is silence and even worse no further action from the General Assembly Why?

See below a sample of what we are exposing.

The Death Of Mrs. Johnson

In Dinwiddie County

Click Here

The Unsolved Death Of

Linda Sue Hayden By A Unregistered

"Farm Use Trailer" Click Here

By Lawson Gutzwiller |
Posted: Mon 6:22 AM, Jun 04, 2018

BEDFORD, Va. (WDBJ7) -- Two injuries were reported in Bedford Sunday after a trailer became unattached from its vehicle hitting two other vehicles.

According to the Bedford Fire Department, the accident involved three vehicles. One of the vehicles was pulling a trailer that was carrying personal water crafts. This trailer became unattached from the vehicle and hit two other vehicles, the Bedford Fire Department said.

Crews say the trailer had hit one of the vehicles in the drivers' door penetrating the hitch through the occupants compartment. Crews were able to remove the drivers' door to pull the trailer out. They were then able to remove the occupant from the vehicle, according the the Bedford Fire Department.

Officials say two minor injuries were reported.

1551hrs - Bedford Communications alerted Company 1 and Medic 14-1 to the 800blk of Burks Hill Road for a report of an MVC involving three vehicles one which was pulling a trailer carrying personal water crafts. Reports were that the trailer came unattached and struck two vehicles. E1 with four (4)arrived on scene to locate the trailer had struck on of the vehicles in the drivers door penetrating the hitch through the occupants compartment. R1 with six (6) removed the drivers side door which allowed the trailer to be pulled and the occupant to be removed from the vehicle. Only two minor injuries were reported.