Herman Deason, Gail Pegler, Justin Pegler and Avery Larusso Death, Obituary – A head-on collision that took place on Thursday evening in the state of Arkansas resulted in the deaths of four persons, including a young child, according to reports from the Arkansas State Police. One of the victims was a toddler. On the evening of December 1, at approximately 5:45 o’clock in the evening, a collision took place on the portion of U.S. Highway 63 that is located to the south of Bono. The preliminary report that was filed by the ASP concerning the fatal accident stated that a southbound 2021 Hyundai that was being driven by 18-year-old Herman Noel Deason of Portia crossed the center turn lane into the northbound inside lane, which caused it to collide with the front of a northbound 2018 Jeep that was being driven by 19-year-old Avery Larusso of Lakeland, Tennessee.
Herman Noel Deason was pronounced dead at the scene At the scene of the accident, it was determined that Herman Noel Deason had passed away. When the collision took place, both drivers were ejected from their vehicles and landed on the ground. The accident claimed the lives of four people who were traveling in the same vehicle as Deason: Kreccia Gail Jones-Pegler, 41, of Black Rock; Justin Lowell Pegler, 39, of Monett; and a young female passenger whose identity has not been disclosed. In addition to Deason, the accident claimed the lives of these three people. Pegler was from Monett, while Jones-Pegler was from Black Rock; both of these places are in Missouri. A woman with the name Loura Ann Huskey, who was 31 years old and originally from the city of Portia, was the fourth passenger to incur significant injuries as a result of the accident.
Another victim of the tragedy was named Larusso, who sustained injuries. After the event, the attending physician stated that both she and Huskey were transported to the hospital for treatment.
A third vehicle, a Toyota from 2005, was unable to avoid becoming involved in the collision and consequently did so anyway. This vehicle was involved in the accident. On the other hand, the ASP did not disclose the identity of the driver, and the report did not specify whether or not the driver had sustained any injuries. Two different accidents occurred on Highway 63 within the span of a single day, with the most recent one occurring just a few seconds ago. The second event took place not too far to the north of Bono, and a person who had been hurt was taken to the hospital by helicopter after it occurred.
