With a philanthropic and caring nature, she became a postgraduate student at Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science with the goal of becoming a doctor in the area of gynecology and pediatrics. Mattison Haywood had earned a degree in Biology at Concordia University in Irvine, California. As a result of the collision, Mattison Haywood sustained fatal injuries. Bus passengers had to free themselves from the wreckage as fire engulfed the front of the bus.
On April 10, 2014, they were sitting together near the front of a Silverado Stages tour bus bound for the campus of Humboldt State University, acting as chaperones for the group of students from Southern California on their way to experience life on a college campus.Īt 5:40 p.m., a southbound FedEx semi hauling two trailers suddenly crossed over the grassy median of the Interstate 5 and entered oncoming traffic, striking the tour bus and sparking a blaze that could be seen for miles. She and her fiancé, Michael Myvett, had just recently gotten engaged during a Christmas trip to Paris, France. Mattison Haywood would have been 26 years old on July 6th of this year.
of Arkansas and Silverado Stages of California caused the crash that left their daughter and nine other people dead. and Carla Haywood – the father and mother of Mattison Haywood – claim that negligence on the part of Federal Express Corporation of Delaware, FedEx Freight, Inc. BC551518) was filed today in Los Angeles County Superior Court of the State of California. July 14, 2014, Los Angeles, California - The parents of a young woman whose life was tragically cut short in a fatal truck accident involving the FedEx tractor-trailer in Orland, California, have filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Los Angeles, California. The truck accident lawsuit (case no.
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