A Texas highway crash on Sunday evening left only one survivor. The deadly car crash occurred on Farm-to-Market Road 2722 in Comal County, Texas, just before 6:30 P.M.
The collision involved a black 2005 Ford F-150 pickup truck and a black 2007 Chrysler Aspen SUV.
While the pickup truck was moving in a southerly direction, the SUV was driving the other way. The crash killed all passengers except the 12-year-old girl in the black SUV, who showed signs of life when authorities arrived.
The 12-year-old girl survives
According to Fox News, the child was in a life-threatening condition when transferred to the University Hospital in San Antonio.
However, the other family members inside the black Aspen SUV passed away. The SUV had six family members when they went on their journey.
The driver was the father, Albertin Olvera Gonzalez, 39, and the passenger seat was occupied by the mother, Nancy Olvera Gonzalez, 44.
Riding in the back were the four youngsters: two males, ages eight and 17, and two girls, ages six and 12. All three died, leaving the 12-year-old girl as the only survivor.
The Texas police withheld the names of the victims.
However, according to People, Hector Daniel Jaimes, 25, the only immediate family member of the 12-year-old girl who survived, said that Nancy was his mother and Albertin was his stepfather.
Jaimes added his 12-year-old younger sister is currently hospitalized in a critical state and is still fighting for her life.
Following this, he established a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe to assist him in paying for the burial of his family members and to assist his younger sister.
In the GoFundMe, Jaimes stated that he is still trying to process the loss of most of his family members to the Texas highway crash.
He noted that he is still determining what he is going to do.
Jaimes thanked everyone for the outpouring of support. He mentioned the medical staff at the hospital taking care of his sister, friends, and coworkers.
He stated that he is still trying to navigate and finalize the needs that need to be taken care of for their funeral services. Jaimes added that he needs all the help he can get.
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Texas Highway crash
According to ABC News, the pickup truck had drifted into the oncoming traffic lane and hit the SUV.
While the victims' identities were not made public by the Texas Department of Public Safety, Jaimes, in his Facebook post, named his deceased family members as his sister Zia Giulietta Perez Olvera, his brother Christian Eduardo Jaimes, and his brother Diego Fernando Perez.
The driver and passenger of the 2005 Ford F-150 pickup truck were identified as Jose Andres Ramos Vazquez, 26, and Camilo Martinez Tovar. Both were from Canyon Lake.
