Midlothian man killed as storm rolls RV at Texas Motorplex, his family says
His wife, Cassie, and their two sons were also in the camper when it rolled and disintegrated. They were injured and later released from the hospital, his ex-wife said.
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His wife, Cassie, and their two sons were also in the camper when it rolled and disintegrated. They were injured and later released from the hospital, his ex-wife said.
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