SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — In the early hours of December 1, 2023, at around 5:40 a.m., a Haitian national ran down 71-year-old Kathy Lynn Heaton, a Springfield grandmother known affectionately as “Mawmaw” by her beloved, in the quaint Midwestern community. The collision killed her, but the driver got off scot-free.
It was the morning after her 71st birthday, and Heaton, “a like-to-keep-busy kind of woman,” was collecting trash cans outside her century-old home on Springfield-Xenia Road, a chore she’s performed thousands of times for forty years.
That was when 38-year-old Robenson Louis, driving a 2012 Chrysler 200 at 45 mph, hit Heaton with so much blunt force that the sheer impact knocked her socks off and ripped out her silver hair, clumps of which were found snagged within the cracks of the sedan’s shattered windshield, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s crash report obtained by Townhall.
Within an hour or so, the coroner collected Heaton, and authorities cleared the debris-scattered scene by sunrise. […]
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