Arturo Godinez Death, Obituary – The Fresno County Coroner’s Office was able to successfully determine the identity of the deceased driver of a semi-truck that was engaged in a collision with a railway on the 18th of August. The collision occurred when the semi-truck collided with the railroad. The incident took place as a result of the semi-truck and the train becoming involved in a collision with one another. The accident occurred when a train and a semi-truck collided with one another and were involved in a collision.
The Kingsburg Police Department reports that the collision happened at roughly seven o’clock in the evening on Sierra and Simpson Street, which is located near to the 99 exit. The description of the property stated that it was located in close proximity to the highway. Both the train and the semi-truck were going in opposite ways through Kingsburg; the train was heading south, and the semi-truck was going in the westbound direction. Because this incident occurred at a time when no one was available to see it, there is no way to explain why the truck drove through the railroad arms.
The information that was provided by the police indicates that the accident was the spark that ignited the fire that was contained within the semi-truck. It has been shown beyond a reasonable doubt that Arturo Godinez, a resident of Kingsburg who is sixty years old, was the operator of the semi-truck that was involved in the collision that took place earlier today. This morning’s earlier hours saw the collision take place. According to the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office Coroner’s Office, in order to authenticate his identification, they had been waiting for the results of the DNA test. This was done in order to determine whether or not he had been murdered.