TORONTO - There are reports that three members of a Toronto-area family are among four people who were killed in a collision in Jamaica.
The Jamaica Gleaner says the family awoke Wednesday morning to find two-year-old Ronaldinho Dixon not breathing.
The boy's father Garieno Dixon, 27, mother Diane, 32, and 45-year-old grandmother, Marie Myrie-Smith of Jamaica, decided to rush him to hospital.
Less than five minutes from Myrie-Smith's home, all four were killed when their car collided head-on with a truck while trying to overtake a line of traffic.
Myrie-Smith's husband, Gerald, 42, realized they had left their cellphones and took a taxi to meet them at the hospital, but was stopped at the accident site.
The Gleaner says Smith got out of the taxi and walked up to the car, and realized that it was the one transporting his wife and family members.
"I could not believe it was them," he told the Gleaner. "I could not believe that they would all be dead."
The Jamaica Gleaner says the family awoke Wednesday morning to find two-year-old Ronaldinho Dixon not breathing.
The boy's father Garieno Dixon, 27, mother Diane, 32, and 45-year-old grandmother, Marie Myrie-Smith of Jamaica, decided to rush him to hospital.
Less than five minutes from Myrie-Smith's home, all four were killed when their car collided head-on with a truck while trying to overtake a line of traffic.
Myrie-Smith's husband, Gerald, 42, realized they had left their cellphones and took a taxi to meet them at the hospital, but was stopped at the accident site.
The Gleaner says Smith got out of the taxi and walked up to the car, and realized that it was the one transporting his wife and family members.
"I could not believe it was them," he told the Gleaner. "I could not believe that they would all be dead."


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