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Officer David Odom, who is part of the Major Collision Investigation team, works to
file a comprehensive report on the accident at the Onyx Street and Franklin Boulevard
intersection.
Accident: Police are trying
to locate Adkins' family
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Adkins, who lived on the sidewalk
outside the University Bookstore.
Adkins had been a longtime resi
dent of the area. University emeritus
professor of English Edwin L. Coleman
said he’s known Adkins for at least 30
years; Ellis said he has known her for
more than 20.
University Bookstore employee
Lynda Hadeen said Adkins lived near
the bookstore since April 2000 and
before that lived on the bench in
front of the Knight Library.
Initial investigations and witness
es interviews indicated that the driv
er of the vehicle, 59-year-old George
James King of Alvadore, entered the
intersection with a green light when
the collision occurred, according to
EPD. Adkins appears to have been
traveling north across the intersec
tion against the signal when she was
hit by King’s 1979 Chevrolet Malibu,
according to EPD.
An EPD press release sent Tuesday
evening stated the department did
not expect to be able to notify Ad
kins’ family of her death on Tliesday.
Ellis and Coleman said Adkins had
a daughter, but Ellis said he has been
unable to locate her.
“We had been trying to figure out
where her kids were, and, you know,
we get a lot of bits and pieces of infor
mation, but everything we looked into
was a dead end,” Ellis said, urging
those with information about her to
contact him. “Even if it’s only a rumor
(or) speculation, chances are I’ve
heard the information already, but
somebody might have something that
I don’t have, and that would help.”
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