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There was a horrific accident last night on the George Price Highway, which claimed the life of a 35-year-old Immigration Officer.

Reports are that Jessica Heusner lost control of her SUV and it careened into an 18-wheeleer truck. The impact caused Heusner’s SUV to explode and she apparently died on impact.

We will have more information on this story in next Friday’s edition of the newspaper.

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