HUBER HEIGHTS — New video obtained by News Center 7 shows the moments before a deadly wrong-way crash where a 55-year-old driver started traveling west in the eastbound lanes of I-70.
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The video was obtained by a News Center 7 public records request to the Ohio Department of Transportation. The footage is from the ODOT camera on I-70 at Brandt Pike, where the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said Doniell Snow, 55, entered the highway and started traveling the wrong-way.
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Footage shows Snow’s Chevy Tahoe travel up the eastbound exit ramp to Brandt Pike and nearly hit a car trying to exit. Moments later the camera captured the first crash in the sequence of events, the crash that injured a 25-year-old man and his passenger who attempted to avoid the SUV driven by Snow.
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The footage does not show the second crash in the sequence that led to the deaths of Snow and 18-year-olds Natalie Daly and her boyfriend Nevin Vince. That crash happened about a half-mile away from the Brandt Pike exit and also resulted in critical injuries to the driver of a third car, driven by a 33-year-old man.
In a news conference Tuesday, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said Snow left a bar and ended up driving the wrong way on the interstate.
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