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A woman from central Texas was killed Saturday night after a "big boulder" thrown from a overpass crashed into the windshield of a car carrying a family of five, announced the authorities.
The car was heading north on Interstate 35 to Temple when someone threw the rock out of a railroad overpass, police said. The rock pierced the windshield of the car and struck a passenger in the front seat.
Monica Flores / KWTX
Keila Ruby Flores, 33, was taken to Scott & White Medical Center where she died the next morning. An autopsy was ordered.
Flores' boyfriend, Christopher Rodriguez, was driving the car while his three children, the youngest, barely six years old, were sitting at the back. They were not injured.
"(We were) returned to Waco by Highway 35 North, all of a sudden, something just hit the window," Rodriguez told CBS affiliate, KWTX-TV.
"An explosion just went through the window, I did not know what it was," he said. "I look over and I see Keila and she lies there, insensitive, I shake her, trying to wake her up, (but) she does not react."
"An explosion just went through the window, I did not know what it was," he said. "I look over and I see Keila and she lies there, insensitive, I shake her, trying to wake her up, (but) she does not react."
The temple police have not disclosed any information about the author, but is talking about the case as a homicide.
Rodriguez and the entire Flores family have sought help from the public to find the person (s) responsible.
Investigators ask anyone with information to contact the Temple Police Department at (254) 298-5500. Tipping can also be submitted online at BellCountyCrimeStoppers.com.
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