Crash kills Wichita Falls woman in Jefferson County
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Jefferson County- Oklahoma Highway Patrol says it's not clear what caused a Wichita Falls woman to crash her Jeep into a semi in Jefferson County.
Troopers say 24-year-old Frankie Foster was heading south on Highway 81 Monday morning when she crossed the center dividing line and hit the semi near its trailer's rear dual wheels. OHP says Foster was wearing a seatbelt, but was ejected 15 feet from the Jeep and died at the scene.
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