Another motorcycle driver has lost his life. Scot Fowler, age 30 of Trinity, Texas was riding his motorcycle eastbound on Rayford Road Tuesday night approximately 6:50p.m.. With him was his passenger Misty Keen, age 34, of Houston.
As they crossed the railroad tracks Mark Beto, 28, of Spring pulled out from Lazy Lane to make a left turn in his 1995 GMC pickup.
The motorcycle, unable to stop laid the bike down ejecting both rider and passenger. Neither had a helmet.
When EMS arrived Fowler did not have a pulse but crews were able to regain a pulse a short time later.
Life Flight was dispatched and transported him to Hermann Hospital in Houston where he passed away Wednesday morning at 10:45a.m.
Misty Keen was transported to Hermann Hospital in the Woodlands and was later transported to Hermann Hospital in Houston.
The case has been referred to the District Attorney’s Office.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Amazing what these news articles can print isn’t it? Glad you were wearing a helmet and Scot was a good man for thinking of you in a blink of an eye.
Mistykeen – I’m so sorry for your loss. What do you mean you never went to a hospital? Are you saying the report is false? I’m concerned about this. Did both of you have a helmet on?
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I am scots fiance and was also a passenger on the bike. I did have my helmet on and I was never transferred to any hospital. Scot did everything he could to keep from hitting the truck that pulled in front of us had we hit the truck I would not have been here either. Scot saved my life by doing what he did.