Carl Rice Killed in Crane County Two-Vehicle Crash on Highway 385

Crane County, Texas (August 16, 2020) – According to authorities, five people were killed in a two-vehicle crash Friday morning in Crane County, between Crane and McCamey.

The deadly crash happened around 5:20 a.m., August 14, on U.S. Highway 385.

Troopers said a GMC Yukon driven by Bailey N. Nisbet, 23, of Baytown, was heading southbound on the highway when it drifted into the northbound lane and struck a Toyota Tundra driven by Carl A. Rice, 67, of McCamey.

Bailey and Rice were pronounced dead at the scene.

Three passengers in the GMC, Kimber Nisbet, 5, Kamberee Nisbet, 3, and Kasen Nisbet, 11 months, were also pronounced dead at the scene.

The crash remains under investigation.

We pass our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Carl A. Rice.

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