Cody Satterfield of Seminole Killed in Motorcycle Crash on Highway 214 [Gaines County, TX]

Gaines County, TX (Aug. 12, 2023) – On Thursday morning, 37-year-old Cody Satterfield of Seminole lost his life following a motorcycle crash on Highway 214.

The authorities responded to the crash scene before 6 a.m. two miles west of Denver City.

According to the accident report, a pickup truck was southbound on the freeway when the driver failed to yield the right of way to a motorcycle driven by Cody Satterfield. 

The pickup truck attempted to turn left and was hit in the intersection by Cody Satterfield.

As a result, Cody Satterfield was thrown from the motorcycle and hit by a second pickup truck. He succumbed to his injuries at the crash scene.

Officers are still investigating.

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We at Sweet Lawyers would like to send our condolences to the bereaved of Cody Satterfield. May you find courage during this time of sorrow.

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Cody Satterfield Dies Motorcycle Accident

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