Dominican Republic - Mother + Daughter Dead After Lorry Hits Them

[SimoneFlen']

On 23rd September 2022 in Valverde (Dominican Republic), a woman + her daughter lost their lives.

36 year old A.G. + her daughter, both Haitian, were killed by an out of control lorry. Another woman was injured. 'A' was said to have been pregnant with twins.

Link to uncensored version (child warning):
https://imgur.com/a/2BVfepC

[William May]

I didn't realize the DR was such a savage place. I've seen more gore from the Dominican Republic in the last week than I've seen from Brazil in the last 6 months. That place must be a really grim place to live. Yikes!

[thedetective]

[WonderMomma]

So sad. Walking along minding your business... getting ready to give birth to twins and BOOM. You, three of your kids, hit by a truck.

[jintsy]

That Lorry bitch can't drive for a shit!

[Brynjar]

I haven't see Laurie in a while. I've wondered what she's been up too.

[kellyhound]

father must be devastated after hearing the news. Mitsubishi looks rusty as fuck

[William May]

Originally Posted by Brynjar

I haven't see Laurie in a while. I've wondered what she's been up too.

I understand she spent the summer vacationing on the South of France. But she's refreshed, rested, and back for another few months of homicidal truck butchery! You can count on it!

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by William May

I didn't realize the DR was such a savage place. I've seen more gore from the Dominican Republic in the last week than I've seen from Brazil in the last 6 months. That place must be a really grim place to live. Yikes!

I didn't know they were coal black in color!

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by gimlet

I didn't know they were coal black in color!

Like people of all countries, and a box of crayons... they come in many colors, shapes, and sizes.

Dominicans (Spanish: Dominicanos) are the citizens of Dominican Republic and their descendants in the diaspora. Dominican is historically the name for the inhabitants of the Captaincy General of Santo Domingo, the site of the first Spanish settlement in the Western Hemisphere. The origins of the Dominican Republic, its people and culture consist predominantly in a European basis, with Native Taíno and African influences.

According to a 2015 genealogical DNA study of the Dominican population, their genetic makeup was estimated to be predominantly European and Sub-Saharan African, with a lesser degree of Native American ancestry.


Dominican Republic people in the town of Moca.
In a 2022 census bureau survey, 74% self-identified as mixed (Indio 45%, mulatto/moreno 25%, mestizo/jabao 2%), 18% as white, 8% black, and 0.5% as "other".