HICKORY HILL, TN – Authorities are on the hunt for the drivers of six vehicles involved in a tragic hit-and-run accident that claimed the lives of three people, including a beloved former educator. The incident occurred on Hickory Hill Road and Sunday Morning Drive, leaving a community in mourning and police scrambling for answers.
The crash site is strewn with debris, from shattered headlights to broken sections of a brick fence, painting a grim picture of the chaos that unfolded. Investigators are now focusing their efforts on identifying the drivers of the six vehicles that fled the scene, though the exact involvement of each car remains unclear.
Among the victims was 50-year-old Lelle Boyd, a former fifth-grade teacher at Sherwood Elementary School. Boyd’s cousin, Dwayne Lewis, shared that she had a deep passion for education and was dedicated to her students. “She loved kids and was a born giver,” Lewis said, reflecting on her years of service as an educator.
Boyd was not alone in her car at the time of the accident; she had a male passenger who also lost his life. The collision not only resulted in three fatalities but also sent five people, including a child, to the hospital with varying degrees of injury.
The community is rallying together, hoping for swift justice. Police are urging anyone with information about the drivers of the six vehicles to come forward. Tips can be submitted anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 901-528-CASH.
As the investigation continues, the wreckage serves as a stark reminder of the lives lost and the importance of accountability on the roads. The families affected by this tragedy are left to grapple with their grief, seeking solace in the memories of their loved ones.