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- Ashley LeeAnn Johnson 16, from Arden, NC dropped a friend off at school and was on her way to work as a tutor. She lost control of her car and crossed the center line of the roadway, striking a truck head-on. The police believe that Ashley was trying to retrieve a text message from her cell phone at the time of the crash.
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Ashley was a 16-year-old sophomore at Buncombe County Early College and was driving to a tutoring job when she crossed the center line and hit a truck head-on. Investigators determined that she...
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Ashley Johnson, 16 – NC. January 10, 1994 - May 10, 2010. Ashley LeeAnn Johnson 16, from Arden, NC dropped a friend off at school and was on her way to work as a tutor. She lost control of her car and crossed the center line of the roadway, striking a truck head-on.
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