Fort Myers Car Crash: 5 Teens Killed After Car Lands In Florida Retention Pond

It is with deep sorrow that we share with you that Jackson Eyre passed away in an accident on Sunday night. Reportedly, the crash in which Jackson Eyre lost his life was a single-vehicle crash. As the crash cost the lives of five individuals, people have been thrown into a frenzy to know what caused the single-vehicle accident and what were the circumstances surrounding the accident. The victim of the accident, Jackson Eyre was reportedly a graduate of Fort Myers Technical College. He graduated this year and wanted to be a professional welder. In the following section, we have poured into all the imperative details known about Jackson Eyre’s accident. Thus, you are asked to go through this article till the end. Swipe down the screen and take a look below.

Fort Myers Car Crash

On Sunday, June 25, 2023, a tragic car accident took place in Fort Myers Lake where five young adults were found dead in a car. Reportedly, the four victims of the accident were off their shift at a local restaurant when a Kia car in which teenagers aged from 18 to 19 submerged in a pond. Upon investigating the police learned that there were three men and two women inside the car. The victims of the accident have been identified. Take a look below and read their names.

The four young adults were working at The Texas Roadhouse chain restaurant, identified as Jackson Eyre, Amanda Ferguson, Eric Cox, and Breanna Coleman. The first victim of the accident was Breanna Coleman’s girlfriend named Jesus Salinas. Talking about Jackson Eyre, he was a graduate of class 2023 of South Fort Myers High School and he was all set to study at Fort Myers Technical College. Jackson Eyre was preparing to be a professional welder. He was working at the nearby steakhouse where three other victims who died in the accident also worked. Swipe down the page and read more details.

Talking about the cause of the crash, the vehicle crashed into a retention pond off Top Golf Way it took place on Sunday, June 25, sometime between 10.00 pm and early Monday morning. The FMPD officers removed the car from Fort Myers Lake. Detective Kyl Martin said, “The investigation is in its very infancy,” He further added, “We’re still completing an investigation, so there’s not a whole lot of details we can provide as far as the mechanisms or what happened at the moment, so that’s still ongoing.”