University of Wyoming Community Stunned After 3 Students Are Tragically Killed

In a devastating incident near the Wyoming-Colorado border, three young lives from the University of Wyoming’s swimming and diving team were tragically cut short in a car crash. The victims, identified as sophomore Charlie Clark, 19, from Las Vegas; junior Luke Slabber, 21, from Cape Town, South Africa; and freshman Carson Muir, 18, from Birmingham, Alabama, lost their lives at the intersection of U.S. Highway 287 and Red Mountain Road in between Livermore and Virginia Dale, Colorado.

The early findings indicate that the driver swerved, leading the vehicle to veer off the road and roll multiple times. The university stated that the accident is currently under investigation, and the Colorado State Patrol, on Friday, mentioned that no potential factors have been ruled out, including speed, impairment, or other distractions that might have contributed to the tragic crash. Continues…

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