Family mourns the mother of two two parts, which were killed with several vehicles on the west side during the crash

SAN ANTONIO – A family mourns and demands answers after a crash on the west side killed a mother of two children at the weekend.

The 29-year-old Ruby Lee Underwood drove her motorcycle near the intersection of the US Highway 90 and the State Highway 151, when the driver of a vehicle reported, lost control, lost control and triggered a multi-vehicle accident, according to the police in San Antonio.

The influence led to a chain reaction that fell to Underwood.

“She shouldn't have lost her life. She was only 29,” said Underwood's brother Richard Martinez.

Underwood's other brother, Jesse, added: “29 and left two children.”

Underwood leaves a 3-year-old and a 9-year-old child.

Friends and family gathered on Tuesday evening to publish balloons in Underwood's memory. The noises of rotary switches echoed their lives as a homage.

“I want to wake up from this bad dream and just hug them,” said Richard.

Jesse expressed that he would like to be underwood.

“We are still calling and writing to her and write to her and wish you to answer,” said Jesse.

SAPD said that the people responsible for the crash fled the scene on foot and leave their vehicle behind. They were later found by officials, but have now been released according to the police. No arrests were made from Tuesday.

“I lost my sister. My only sister,” said Jesse. “I'm notgetting him at the moment.”

The Underwood family says that they are frustrated about the lack of accountability and demand justice. In the meantime, they focus on supporting their children.

The emotional weight of the loss is deep in the family.

“She was a big influence that I was a better person,” said Richard.

Underwood's family said that she was such an important piece of the family.

“There is no day when I don't miss her,” said Jesse.

“She is the one who led me and tried to be a better man,” said Underwood's brother Jeremy.

SAPD continues to examine the crash and the question of whether charges could be persecuted.

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