Webster, MA – On Sunday, December 3rd, 23, two people were killed in a violent head-on collision when a wrong-way driver crashed into oncoming traffic in Massachusetts on I-395, authorities said.

A GMC Sierra truck got onto the highway driving north in the southbound lane in Worcester County just after 10:15 p.m. in the town of Webster and slammed into a Honda CRV in the left lane, Massachusetts State Police said.

Two people were killed in a violent head-on collision when a wrong-way driver crashed into oncoming traffic in Massachusetts on I-395, this past Sunday, 12/3/23, authorities said.
<p>Kayla Morey </p>

A GMC Sierra truck got onto the highway driving north in the southbound lane in Worcester County just after 10:15 p.m. in the town of Webster and slammed into a Honda CRV in the left lane, Massachusetts State Police said.

Jordan Pimentel, age 31, of Auburn, who was behind the wheel of the truck, died at the scene, police said.

Teacher Kayla Morey, 34, was killed in a deadly crash in Webster

Connecticut resident Kayla Morey, age 35, of Dayville in Windham County, the CRV driver, was also found dead at the crash site.

Morey was a fourth-grade teacher at Putnam Elementary School in Windham County. Steven Rioux, superintendent of Putnam School District, sent a note to parents and staff about Morey’s death on Monday:

With a heavy heart, I share the passing of one of our teachers at Putnam Elementary School. We learned today that Kayla Morey, a 4th grade teacher, was involved in a car accident this weekend. We send our most heartfelt condolences to her family and friends as they deal with this most tragic event. As we come together tomorrow and in the next few days and process our grief, it is important that we spend time together and share our feelings with one another. Miss Morey was a gifted and talented teacher who deeply cared for her students. We will have additional counselors on hand tomorrow morning and throughout the day to help students and staff who may need space and time to discuss their feelings.

Police are not sure why Pimentel entered the interstate driving the wrong direction, but they are investigating what led to that fatal decision.

Troopers closed the southbound lanes of I-395 for five hours as they cleared, cleaned, and investigated the scene.

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