A family of 12 with ties with Texas died in a terrible vehicle fire after a van had driven a cliff in Mexico.
Josue Martinez and his stepchildren Eduardo and Emiliano, six and seven, from Laredo, Texas, were tragically killed on Sunday after a transit bus with 16 people lost control and went into a 300-foot ravine, according to a GoFundme.
His wife, Erika Camacho-Martinez, 30, survived the accident and is currently being admitted to hospital with third-degree wounds for about 50 percent of her body, said family in the fundraising, which has collected more than $ 40,000.
The family hopes to transfer Erika to San Antonio for better treatment. ”
The passenger bus drove past Highway 14 in Mexico when it lost control and went to the Ravijn, starting with a forest fire that has been postponed since then, according to the police.
Authorities believe that the accident may have occurred due to a braking problem.
“The truth is that we are devastated,” family member, Paula Araceli Camacho, told KGNS. 'For the people who know us, we are a very united family. We have always been very close. They were our only cousins. '
The bodies of the victims had to be extracted from the ravine via helicopter, the police video showed.
Josue Martinez and his children Eduardo and Emiliano, six and seven, from Laredo, Texas, were killed tragically on Sunday after a transit bus had lost 16 people control and went into a 300-feet ravine (photo: back row: Erika Camacho-Martinez, Josuez; Voorste row: Eduardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo and Em-Emardo)
His wife, Erika Camacho-Martinez, 30, (depicted with her children) survived the accident and is currently being admitted to hospital with third-degree wounds that cover around 50 percent of her body
The passenger bus drove past Highway 14 in Mexico when it lost control and went to the Ravijn, where it started a forest fire
Four survived the tragedy, including Erika.
Eduardo and Emiliano were in kindergarten and first class at the Finley Elementary School in Laredo.
The school board expanded their 'sincere condolences to the family' and to the 'students who were touched by this young life'.
The family remembers them for their love for Roblox, basketball and baseball, the Gofundme said.
Josue was remembered because of his smile and a generous person.
“He always had a smile on his face. I remember that he was that person, that beautiful person, 'College -friend, Kiara Estephanie Gonzalez, Kgns told.
“I have very good memories of him, how he treated us and from when he helped us with the homework.”
The other victims are currently unknown.
Authorities believe that the accident may have occurred due to a braking problem
The bodies of the victims had to be removed from the canyon via helicopter
The family hopes to transfer Erika (depicted with Josue) to San Antonio 'for better treatment'
Josue was remembered because of his smile and a generous
Another family in Texas continued to mourn after a suspected drunk driver drove the wrong way on a highway in the southern state.
Brittany Munive, 33, and her son, DJ, were killed on Monday morning shortly after midnight after the suspect drunk driver Michael Anthony Arguijo, 46, his red Ford F-150 in the wrong direction in the wrong direction, according to ABC 13.
The husband of Brittany, Dario Munive, and their daughter Mila, 10, were also in the car and were admitted to the hospital after the crash. Both have critical injuries.
The Munive family had attended a softball tournament in Dallas, where the Mila team had won the championship and returned home when the fatal crash took place, according to ABC 13.
Arguijo hit the vehicle of the Munive frontal, causing the car to hit a third vehicle, the authorities said.
The alcohol content of Arguijo was reportedly 0.17, according to the local exhaust valve. The federal legal limit is .08.
