Friends, family raising support for woman injured in St. George on I-15 rollover

Claudia Venable's SUV lays flipped after it dropped 30 feet from the I-15. A fundraiser has been started to help fund her medical care.

Claudia Venable's SUV lays flipped after it dropped 30 feet from the I-15. A fundraiser has been started to help fund her medical care. (Nick Fiala, St. George News)


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ST. GEORGE — The friends and family of Claudia Gutierrez Venable are raising money to pay for the medical care she is receiving for critical injuries sustained in a recent car crash.

The authorities investigating the crash and those close to Venable have also clarified that the incident was most likely caused by a seizure brought on by stress and a medical condition.

The crash occurred in the early afternoon on Sunday, Dec. 22, when Venable's SUV went through a ramp barrier on I-15 and landed upside down on the banks of the Santa Clara River, approximately 30 feet below the ramp.

A fundraiser for Venable's medical care was set up by her friends that same day.

Read the full article at St. George News here.

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