Families of two Yuma women killed in Colorado crash sue tour company and driver’s estate
Andrea Turisk
(KYMA, KECY/CBS) – The families of two Yuma women killed in a Jeep crash in Colorado are suing the tour company and the estate of the Jeep’s driver.
CBS News Colorado says the lawsuit claims the driver, 72-year-old Don Fehd, was a last-minute replacement driver who likely drank alcohol the night before or the morning of the crash.
The crash killed 28-year-old Diana Robles and her aunt, 60-year-old Ofelia Perez, both from Yuma. It happened in September of 2022.
The wrongful death case is being heard by a Denver federal court judge, and the two sides have been given a year to exchange evidence in the case.