Information from the Arkansas Department of Safety released on Monday details a wreck from September 4 that resulted in the death there days later of a Bristow, Oklahoma man who died in a Springfield hospital last Wednesday.
The ADSP posted the information on the wreck Monday morning. According to that report, 29-year-old Zachary Alexander Seawright was driving a 2004 Dodge Neon on Highway 43/Wilson Avenue inside the city limits of Harrison just after 9 p.m. on September 4 when he lost control of the vehicle.
The Neon went through a utility pole, struck a tree, and went airborne before coming to rest on the roof a 2007 Toyota Sienna parked in a private driveway. Seawright was ejected from the Neon and propelled into the driver-side door of the Sienna causing traumatic head injuries.
Seawright was transported to North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison before being air-lifted to Cox Medical Center in Springfield for treatment of his extensive injuries. Seawright succumbed o his injuries on September 7 at the Missouri hospital.
Harrison parol officer Jarred Curtis noted clear weather and dry roads at the time of the accident, but listed "high rate of speed" as a factor in the crash.
