A sign at a Denny's location in Kentucky blew over in high winds Thursday, striking a car and killing 72-year-old Lillian Curtis while leaving her husband and daughter injured.
A towering Denny's Restaurant sign inThe sign partially crushed their carLillian Curtis, 72, was in the back seat and suffered a"catastrophic" head wound, her granddaughter Amy Nichols told news outlets. The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office said she died of blunt force injuries.A 72-year-old Kentucky woman died after a towering restaurant sign struck her car.
Lloyd Curtis, riding in the passenger seat, remained hospitalized, and their daughter Mary Graham, who was driving, was released after being treated for chest injuries, Nichols said.
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