Prominent Texas burn surgeon killed in motorcycle crash

Dr. Gary Purdue, chief of the burn section at UT Southwestern Medical School in Dallas and co-director of the Parkland Memorial Hospital burn unit, was killed this weekend in a motorcycle crash at the age of 65.  Authorities say that Dr. Purdue was riding his motorcycle in north Dallas when a car struck and killed him.  Authorities are continuing to investigate the crash, and are trying to determine whether the car's driver was under the influence.

Fears | Nachawati represents the victims and families affected by tragic car, motorcycle and truck accidents.  If you or someone you love has been in an accident, call us for a consultation at 1.866.705.7584. 

Two injured in Texas motorcycle accident

Two people were injured in a motorcycle accident on FM 309 in Navarro county on Saturday afternoon. The two victims were 53-year-old Donald Galloway and his passenger, 52-year-old Martha Dudley.

Galloway suffered serious head injuries, and Dudley, says a DPS trooper, possibly broke her arm.

The accident took place when the two were riding their motorcycle on FM 309, approaching the Highway 278 intersection. Investigators believe the motorcycle was traveling too fast for the curve, and the driver of the motorcycle realized too late that he was approaching a stop sign.

As a result, the motorcycle ran off the road, barreled through the intersection and eventually came to a stop on the side of the road.  Neither Galloway nor Dudley was wearing a helmet.

This most recent motorcycle accident comes only one week after the horrific crash during a charity bike ride that left three motorcyclists dead.

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