Teenage Daughter Of Author Michael Lewis, Photographer Tabitha Soren Killed In Car Crash
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Dixie Lewis, 19, and her boyfriend Ross Schultz, 20, died in a head-on collision near Truckee, California.
“Moneyball” author Michael Lewis and photographer and former MTV journalist Tabitha Soren are mourning the death of their teenage daughter, Dixie Lewis, who died in a head-on vehicle collision near Truckee, California, on Tuesday. Dixie Lewis, 19, and her boyfriend Ross Schultz, 20, were killed when the Ford Fusion they were riding in collided with a Freightliner truck on State Highway 89, reported the San Francisco Chronicle. “We loved her so much and are in a kind of pain none of us has experienced,” Michael Lewis said in a statement released to the Berkeleyside news website.
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