Overview
- A vehicle that failed to slow for stopped traffic struck the rear of another car, triggering a three-vehicle rear-end collision on the Everett Turnpike near mile marker 7.
- State police identified the initial driver as 69-year-old Theresa Douville of Hooksett and say her impact set off a crash involving vehicles driven by 35-year-old Gyna Santana of Lawrence, Mass., and 30-year-old Madison Berube of Hooksett.
- Troopers determined Douville was not wearing a seatbelt; she suffered serious injuries, emergency crews attempted life-saving measures, and she was later pronounced dead at a hospital.
- Santana, Berube and multiple child passengers from the involved vehicles were taken to a local hospital for evaluation as a precaution.
- Three northbound lanes were closed for about an hour while troopers processed the scene and the New Hampshire State Police continue an active investigation, asking anyone with information to contact them.