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Victim of Deadly I-27 Crash Identified

By: Michaela MacDonald
Updated: December 20, 2012
DPS Corporal John Gonzalez confirmed that the man killed in yesterday's accident was 63-year-old Leslie Dale Carrier of Fort Collins, Colorado.

Leslie Carrier was killed on impact when his 2007 Honda SUV collided into the back of a semi-truck. His wife Norma Carrier was driving.

14-year-old Nicole Carrier was also a passenger in the car. Both Nicole and Norma Carrier were taken to UMC with minor injuries.

Corporal Gonzalez said it appears Norma Carrier saw the semi last minute and tried to divert into the passing lane, but the passenger side collided into the semi.

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