Does anybody know anything about the wreck on I-35 northbound yesterday?

[proud gonzo]

Opera Man and I were driving back to Norman, southbound on I-35 and ahead of us in the northbound lanes there was a rollover. We didn't see it happen, but it couldn't have happened much before we got there. The car was flipped over on its roof and several people were trying to get someone else out of the car--it's probably safe to guess they were stuck. Someone in the southbound lanes actually cut across the median and went back to help (dangerous, but well-intentioned).

I don't have cable, so I couldn't watch the news last night and i haven't been able to find any information about it online. Has anybody heard what happened or if the driver is okay? It looked pretty awful.

[Harry Beanbag]

No.

[oudavid1]

Nope

[Partial Qualifier]

maybe this?

http://www.newsok.com/mannsville-man...adlines_widget

Mannsville man killed in Interstate 35 crash

Steven Mays, 38, of Mannsville died in a crash late Saturday in Murray County, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.


BY MICHAEL KIMBALL Staff Writer [email protected] Published: May 8, 2011



DOUGHERTY — A Mannsville man died late Saturday at the scene of a crash on Interstate 35 near Dougherty in Murray County, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.
Steven Mays, 38, was driving a pickup south on the highway when he lost control near mile marker 49 about 11:20 p.m., troopers said. The pickup veered off the road into an embankment, and Mays was thrown out.
He was not wearing a seat belt, the patrol reported.

Read more: http://newsok.com/mannsville-man-kil...#ixzz1LmwIdtl0

[jk the sooner fan]

if she were southbound headed to Norman - there's no way she could have been at mile marker 49 - thats two miles south of the Davis (Fried Pies) exit

[proud gonzo]

yeah, we were between edmond and OKC, so that's not it. Wasn't a pickup truck either. I'm really surprised I can't find anything about this.

[delhalew]

yeah, we were between edmond and OKC, so that's not it. Wasn't a pickup truck either. I'm really surprised I can't find anything about this.

Prolly a good thing, meaning nobody died.