A civil trial begins today over the death of Ester Nakajjigo, who was killed in Arches National Park. She died after a gust of wind blew the park's gate into traffic. The gate’s arm pierced the rental car she was riding in, decapitating her. natecarlisle
SALT LAKE CITY — A civil trial begins Monday over the 2020 death of a woman killed in Arches National Park.
Ester Nakajjigo was a singer and humanitarian in her home country of Uganda. She died June 13, 2020, after a gust of wind blew the park's gate into the path of traffic. The gate’s arm pierced the rental car Nakajjigo was riding in, decapitating her. In the five-day trial at the federal courthouse in Salt Lake City, a judge will determine damages that must be paid to Nakajjigo’s family, including her husband Ludo Michaud, who was driving the car that day and witnessed the traumatic accident.
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