How was recent Washington State University graduate, tanya guseva, killed?
The Washington State Patrol says a Liberty Lake man was speeding and drunk when he lost control of his Land Rover, killing one of his passengers. It happened in Garfield County along Almota Ferry Road at about 5 p.m. Wednesday. Troopers say James Monsey, 23, lost control of the car, rolling it, which ejecting both Tanya Guseva, 22, and Allison Beach, 22. Guseva did not survive the accident and Beach and Monsey were transported to local hospitals. All three were not wearing seatbelts. No word on what charges Monsey will face. Sources: http://www.kxly.com/Global/story.asp?
A recent Washington State University graduate was killed and two other students were injured in a one-vehicle rollover in Garfield County on Wednesday. Tanya Guseva, 22, of Mukilteo, Wash., was declared dead at the scene. Washington State Patrol Trooper Troy Briggs said James P. Monsey, 23, of Liberty Lake, Wash.,was eastbound on Almota Ferry Road in a 1998 Land Rover at about 5:15 p.m. with passengers Guseva and Allison L. Beach, 22, of Woodinville, Wash. Monsey is believed to have lost control and rolled the vehicle near the Ilia Landing. Sources: http://www.dnews.
