Brooklyn, NY – Two Killed in Fatal Accident on Belt Parkway

Brooklyn, NY (June 29, 2019) – Police confirmed that two people were killed in a fatal accident that took place on the Belt Parkway around noon on Sunday.

The crash took place on the westbound side of the highway near the area of the JFK Airport. At the time, a 2015 GMC Yukon had been carrying six people and pulled onto the shoulder. That is when a 2018 Toyota came along and rear-ended the vehicle.

The driver of the Camry was identified as 60-year-old Scott Linsky, who passed away from his severe injuries on Tuesday. His backseat passenger, identified as 80-year-old Maoni Schmidt, passed away on Sunday.

The driver and three women in the other vehicle were injured. Police continue to investigate the circumstances leading up to the crash.

Fatal Accidents in New York

Brooklyn, NY – Two Killed in Fatal Accident on Belt Parkway At this time, our deepest condolences are extended to the family and friends of Scott Linsky and Maoni Schmidt, whose lives were taken in this horrific and preventable accident. Following a fatal car accident in New York, you might be feeling confused as to where you should turn for the legal help you deserve in your time of need. It is imperative to know that, with the help of an experienced attorney, you can be compensated for your losses.

At Hach & Rose, we have entirely devoted our lives to those who have unfairly suffered due to the actions of a seriously negligent party. These accidents happen for many reasons including drunk driving, distractions, speeding, and more. We realize that a sudden loss can have a huge impact on your life and are here for you 24/7. Please contact us today at 212-779-0057 for more information on how we can assist you.

Note: Secondary sources were used to create this piece and, because of this, the information included has not been independently verified. If you notice a factual issue with our posting, please bring it to our attention and we will correct or remove it as soon as possible.

Disclaimer: Our intent in these posts it to bring attention to the dangers members in our community face and to encourage caution. Accidents do happen and we hope these posts help those affected. However, this information should not be misconstrued as legal or medical advice, and we urge you to contact a trained legal professional for more information regarding your specific situation.

 

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