A $1M lawsuit blames an 18-wheeler crash on Texas Highway 87 in Nov. 2025 that killed four women, citing a flat tire and possible driver impairment.

A $1 million lawsuit has been filed over a November 5, 2025, crash on Texas Highway 87 that killed four women—Lakeisha Brown, Breanna Brantley, Myunique Johnson, and Taylor White—after their car slowed due to a flat tire and was struck from behind by an 18-wheeler hauling potatoes for H-E-B. The suit names H-E-B, two trucking firms, and the driver, Guadalupe Villareal, as defendants. Attorneys seek dash cam footage to investigate possible driver impairment. H-E-B stated the driver was a third-party contractor and expressed sorrow, confirming cooperation with the investigation.