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KSL Newsradio's Andrew Adams reportingInvestigators say they now believe a woman jumped to her death from a car driving down I-15.
Utah Highway Patrol troopers say the victim, Robyn Sanders of Richmond, may have been depressed when she intentionally jumped out of a car driving along I-15, and then was run over by another vehicle.
As they were traveling I-15 Northbound, she had attempted to get out of the car prior to the crash, said UHP Trooper Jeff Nigbur. "Mr. Osborn was there and attentive, and actually pulled her back into her seat."
Nigbur says the driver, John Osborn, was still arrested. Investigators say he lied about his name, was driving under the influence, and was wanted on a warrant.
The incident happened early this morning on I-15 between Lagoon and Parrish Lane in Centerville, Three lanes of traffic were shut down for four hours, while crews cleaned up.
