School’s new prom queen among 3 killed in horrific multi-vehicle crash
An 18-year-old Missouri high school student, Jordyn 'Lunar' William, was killed in a multi-vehicle crash just days after being named prom queen. She died alongside her 53-year-old aunt Cherese Fisher and 26-year-old Andrea Medina, the driver of another vehicle involved. The crash occurred when a car sideswiped the Lexus the teen and her aunt were in, causing it to collide with oncoming traffic and overturn.
- ▪Jordyn 'Lunar' William, 18, was a senior at Ritenour High School and had recently been voted prom queen.
- ▪Cherese Fisher, 53, and Andrea Medina, 26, also died in the crash on Friday night in Bellefontaine Neighbors, Missouri.
- ▪Authorities are still searching for the driver of the Cadillac that initiated the collision by sideswiping the Lexus.
- ▪The assistant superintendent of Ritenour High School confirmed the student's death and expressed grief on behalf of the school community.
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US News School’s new prom queen among 3 killed in horrific multi-vehicle crash By Emily Crane Published May 4, 2026, 1:19 p.m. ET An 18-year-old high school student was among three people killed in a horror multi-vehicle crash in Missouri — just days after she was voted prom queen. Jordyn “Lunar” William, a senior at Ritenour High School, was a passenger in her 53-year-old aunt Cherese Fisher’s Lexus when they were sideswiped by another car in Bellefontaine Neighborson Friday night. The collision caused the Lexus to careen into oncoming traffic and crash into a Toyota Highlander, causing it to overturn, cops said. 3 Jordyn “Lunar” William, 18, was among three people killed in a horror multi-vehicle crash in Missouri — just days after she was voted prom queen.
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